October 16, 200817 yr Whether Brady is playing or not there's no way they're #1. Tough to say. Welker showed last year that he might be one of the best slot receivers in the game, and Moss will always be a huge play guy.
October 16, 200817 yr Tough to say. Welker showed last year that he might be one of the best slot receivers in the game, and Moss will always be a huge play guy. Moss is Moss. Welker benefited A TON from having Brady as his QB IMO, as have many receivers in the past. I think the Pats are in the 5-7 range.
October 16, 200817 yr 1. Arizona (Boldin, Fitzgerald, Breaston) 2. Dallas (T.O. Witten, Crayton, *Roy Williams*) 3. Indianapolis (Wayne, Harrison, Clark, Gonzalez) 4. New Orleans (Colston, Henderson, Bush, Meachem, Moore/Patten) 5. San Diego (Chambers, Jackson, Gates) Honorable Mention Denver (Marshall, Stokely, Royal, Scheffler) Giants (Plaxico, Toomer, Smith, Hixon) Redskins (Moss, Randle El, Cooley)
October 16, 200817 yr 1. Arizona (Boldin, Fitzgerald, Breaston) 2. Dallas (T.O. Witten, Crayton, *Roy Williams*) 3. Indianapolis (Wayne, Harrison, Clark, Gonzalez) 4. New Orleans (Colston, Henderson, Bush, Meachem, Moore/Patten) 5. San Diego (Chambers, Jackson, Gates) Honorable Mention Denver (Marshall, Stokely, Royal, Scheffler) Giants (Plaxico, Toomer, Smith, Hixon) Redskins (Moss, Randle El, Cooley) Nice that someone mentioned the G-Men. I knew if I did it wouldn't mean much, so I decided not to :lol:. They also have Sinorice Moss and Mario Manningham on the bench behind those four.
October 16, 200817 yr I can't believe the Bengals aren't getting more love. Ocho and TJ can't help that the O-line and QB play has been awful. Over the past four years, they are second to nobody. My top five, if I were starting a franchise and had to list the top five WR tandems. Cincy-TJ and Chad Indy-Old man Marv and Wayne Green Bay-Driver and Jennings (maybe the top WR in football right now) Dallas-Roy and TO Arizona-Larry and A.B.
October 16, 200817 yr With everyone healthy and including TE's... Patriots (Moss, Welker, Gaffney, Watson) Steelers (Holmes, Ward, Miller, Washington, Sweed) Browns (Edwards, Winslow, Stallworth, Cribbs) Colts (Wayne, Harrison, Gonzalez, Clark) Chargers (Jackson, Chambers, Gates, Davis) Cowboys (Owens, Williams, Crayton, Witten) Cardinals (Fitzgerald, Boldin, Breaston, Pope) To me, those groups are the best in the league. If you're just looking at WR's, the Cardinals have the best duo with Fitzgerald and Boldin, and they have the best trio if you add Breaston. I love the potential of the Browns receiving group. These guys could give teams a ton of matchup problems the way their skill sets complement each other. Stallworth has the deep speed that forces teams to account for it and he can do enough with other routes (screens, slants, etc.) to keep opponents guessing. Winslow can take care of the underneath and the middle...keep the chains moving. He also is versatile enough to split out like a WR and go deep, so defenses have to prepared for more than just the typical TE stuff from him. Braylon Edwards is the stud who can do it all. He can beat you deep, make tough catches across the middle and he's a tough matchup in the red zone because of his size. And, Cribbs has the potential to emerge into a prototypical slot receiver. He's explosive and dynamic with the ball in his hands, so teams have to be prepared to stop him. The Browns can get him the ball in space with the short passes and screen game and hope that he can eventually refine his ability as a WR to become a more viable threat in the vertical passing attack. I think this group as a whole has the potential to be the most explosive in the league, but they're not there now.
October 16, 200817 yr I can't believe the Bengals aren't getting more love. Ocho and TJ can't help that the O-line and QB play has been awful. Over the past four years, they are second to nobody. My top five, if I were starting a franchise and had to list the top five WR tandems. Cincy-TJ and Chad Indy-Old man Marv and Wayne Green Bay-Driver and Jennings (maybe the top WR in football right now) Dallas-Roy and TO Arizona-Larry and A.B. Thank you. In the last couple of years when the passing game was still working, they were consider one of the best, if not the best. They haven't lost anyone since then as far as receiving goes, and even added Utecht which is better then any other TE they've had in the past. So even though they are having a rough year, I don't think that's all just on them-No run, bad QB play, and no blocking(which might be the biggest reason of all problems this year)
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