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An interesting list to say the least. Very eye-opening with some of the selections and rankings.
However, before I start critiquing, let me make sure I understand your criteria. You’re basing not on actual production, but purely on how talented you view each receiver as of today, correct?
Correct. Obviously I would raise guys like Welker and drop guys like Edwards based on production. Now have at it.
Well, even with that criteria, I still have an issue or three. My main point of contention is with the lofty status of Owens.
Issue 1: T.O.
I’ll readily concede that even at his advanced age, T.O. still has a measure of that explosive play potential he used to dominate with on so many occasions. However, that explosive play ability is significantly less than what it once was, and, IMO, can no longer compensate for his poor route running and drops. Certainly to the point he’s no longer a viable #1 receiver option, which, based on your lofty position, he could and would be on many NFL teams.
Issue 2: Anquan Boldin
Are you saying that injuries have robbed Boldin of his ability so much that he’s permanently dropped to this level, or, when healthy, would he back up near the top where he once was?
Issue 3: Wes Welker
Clearly, you feel Wes get’s his stats from something other than talent. Football intelligence perhaps. I think you’re selling the guy short. He’s a lot quicker and faster than he looks, runs killer routes, and never drops a pass. He certainly has amazing football instincts, which I count as an ability, as much or more than a great 40 time or great height.
Issue 1: I concede Owens is a terrible route runner and has poor hands, but that has always been the case. We disagree in that I believe his explosiveness still makes up for those weaknesses. There were a handful of plays last year in Buffalo (even ones that didn’t go for TDs or even receptions) where T.O. showed incredible burst. Your best point is about NFL teams avoiding him, but I think that is due more to the circus that follows him. Is the diminished talent now worth the circus? Who knows?
Issue 2: I should have made this clearer. Generally I don’t drop guys for injuries, but Boldin is frequently either off the field or playing banged up. Great talent? Yes, but if it almost never gets displayed, I just can’t put him above some other guys.
Issue 3: I love football intelligence and think it can make even an average player a great one. Welker has it. I’m not saying he isn’t talented, but more so than the players above him? Perhaps a few, but IMO, there is no comparing Welker with, say, Steve Smith (CAR), in terms of athleticism and natural receiving ability.
Also, I’d love to see your top WRs, if you get the chance.
Love:
top four (i think desean would follow this then vj)
not so much:
Devin Hester? has he shown anything, he is not even the best reciever on probably the weakest recieving unit in the nfl.
I think Brandon Marshall is number one with his number with a fairly weak qb. Everyone above him has better qbs (stafford at least can throw the long ball).
You would put Marshall ahead of even Andre Johnson or Fitzgerald?
Your top ten and mine are fairly close. I like Steve Smith (Panthers) a lot more than you (I’d likely go #3), and I’d drop Reggie Wayne down some, and DeSean would drop several spots, but that’s about it without getting nit-picky.
The next ten, things begin to hum. I really like Colston, Welker, and the other Steve Smith, while Owens, 85, and Edwards would drop down several slots.
Getting near the bottom, Hines and Mason are past their prime enough that I’d drop them from the top 25, and a guy I think has great ability and just needs a bit more seasoning is Mike Wallace from the Steelers. He’d make my top 25.
Wow Mike Wallace in the top 25. He definitely has great potential–just surprised to hear you like his ability that much already.
Well, I’m from Ole Miss, which is where he went to school. Saw every game, many of his practices, and have some “inside” scoop knowledge of his athletic ability from my own eyes as well as several coaches. Basically, the opinion was, he was going to either be a star in the NFL or a complete bust. Seems to be heading down the star path so far.
Wish he played for a different team however. Not much of a Steelers fan, to say the least. Still, that’s not as bad as my other guy, Patrick Willis, who plays for those *+(&$%!~# 49ers.