Top 10 WR Corps in NFL

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2007-06-12T13:50:09-04:00

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2007-10-06T17:54:04-04:00

Culpepper

Gibsonia 90034

Chicago sucks 73336

2007-10-06T17:53:05-04:00

Culpepper

Gibsonia 90034

Wow, I am a Pittsburgh Steelers fan, but I just don't think they deserve the top 10. I was laughing before with Steve Smith just being all by himself. I also laughed that someone on here said Chicago. They have THE WORST wr crew ever and will finish like 5-11. Nate Washington isn't that great. 69616

2007-06-21T20:42:17-04:00

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Lock Haven 41498

All you crying about the Redskins and the Saint, need to get a clue, they aren't good enough. I would put the Pats lower, because of how Moss has played the last couple of years. If the Moss of a couple of years shows up they could have the best corps in the league. If you add Witten for Dallas they move higher up your list. 28634

2007-06-21T20:39:48-04:00

2233

Lock Haven 41498

All of you crying about the Saints and the Redskins get a grip... They don't belong on the list. The Pats are a little higher than I would put them, although if Moss actually returns to his 01-02 form, the Pats wr are lethal... You add in Witten and the Cowboys could be even higher. 26559

2007-06-19T16:13:27-04:00

befo72

No City 40369

Wow, look at all the Colt homers coming out of the woodwork with their panties all in a wad. If you guys still had Stokley, you would still be #1 hands down. But the truth is that Gonzalez is an unknown entity at this point, and to say he's anywhere near Chris Henry's level is absurd. That hurts to say since I can't stand Henry, but it's true. 27672

2007-06-19T15:01:30-04:00

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CobraVerde

Miami 10813

screw this list. The jets receivers are going to turn heads heading into the endzone this year... 25103

2007-06-19T13:49:16-04:00

Cincy07

Greensboro 40231

Good debate but the edge goes to Who Dey since we're looking at WR corps. Chatman and Perry will pick up for Henry's absence. Comparing a rooke (gonzo), who was the 2nd best WR for his college, to Henry is laughable. Also somebody mentioned Harrison as the best WR ever...didn't you watch dancing w/ the stars? Both Cincy and Indy are great so we're splitting hairs, but the majority of nfl fans will look down on Cincy because of our awful 90's/early 2000's. Live in the now people. 24833

2007-06-19T13:47:27-04:00

Cincy07

Greensboro 40231

2007-06-19T12:31:20-04:00

the salacious t

Baltimore 24911

The bengals are very impressive-but henry is only playing 8 games-and will need at least 1-2 before he can come off a big hit-so I don't see them in the top 5, but the steelers-are you kidding me, dallas-as much as I like TO-way too inconsistent..the pats have a lot to prove-watch out for St Louis-they will find a way to be lethal and have easy competition in the NFC as usuall..N.O. should get a shout, Baltimore has some young talent that will only get better plus very underrated Todd Heap and Derrick Mason..Denver and N.E. pose top 3 to top 20s depending on their talent-Detriot-not yet, need a better QB-they will be last year's Arizona, and Carolina is once a good one-should be a bit better than last yr after a very underachieving yr... 26915

2007-06-19T10:51:05-04:00

Pensacola Joe

Pensacola 40122

It is up to the Lions' Offense to produce. Martz is under pressure to produce more if he want to be a head coach again. Marinelli and Millen are on the same page - which was not true of Morningweg and Mariucci. The O-line should be improved. The running game should not be last in the NFL again with Bell and Duckett and Jones ( if his foot heals ). The WR's are elite. The system is great. The QB is adequate. All the peices are in place. But until 2007 is underway, detractors can just say 'scoreboard' - to which Lions fans have no comeback. 24668

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The Patriots have made several moves this offseason to address their lack of receivers, but I don't think they've built one of the top five WR corps in the NFL. Here is my list. Let me know what you think:  <ol><li>Cincinnati - Chad Johnson, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Chris Henry - Henry is suspended for half the season, but Johnson and Houshmandzadeh are good enough to carry this offense. </li><li>Indianapolis - Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne, Anthony Gonzalez - Lots of early buzz on Gonzalez, the rookie out of Ohio State, who should excel in the Brandon Stokley role. </li><li>Arizona - Anquan Boldin, Larry Fitzgerald, Bryant Johnson - This group should get better as Matt Leinart becomes more comfortable. </li><li>Detroit - Roy Williams, Mike Furrey, Calvin Johnson - This may seem high, but Williams is a Pro Bolwer and Johnson is going to be special.</li><li>St. Louis - Torry Holt, Isaac Bruce, Drew Bennett - Holt is still one of the best, Bruce is dependable in a complementary role and Bennett will do well here. </li><li>New England - Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Donte' Stallworth, Jabar Gaffney - This unit could move up to top three or fall off the map. It will be interesting to see how Tom Brady spreads the ball around. </li><li>Dallas - Terrell Owens, Terry Glenn, Patrick Crayton - If T.O. has as many drops as last year, this group falls out of the top 10. </li><li>Denver - Javon Walker, Rod Smith, Brandon Marshall, Brandon Stokley - Smith and Stokley are coming off injuries, but at least one of the two should be productive. And Marshall has a lot of upside. </li><li>Carolina - Steve Smith - Yes, there's only one guy here, but he's good enough to carry whoever the Panthers line up on the other side. </li><li>Pittsburgh - Hines Ward, Santonio Holmes, Cedrick Wilson, Nate Washington -- Ward is as solid as any other receiver in the NFL and Holmes is on his way up. The Steeles may open up their offense a bit this year, which would help these wideouts.</li></ol> 2594 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/397/2/thumb/Perloff.jpg 540 NY

Andrew Perloff

New York 3992