2007 Wide Receiver Rankings
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Third Year Wide Recievers are in italics
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Group 1
Smith, Steve
Wayne, Reggie
Johnson, Chad
Williams, Roy
Fitzgerald, Larry
Holt, Torry
Houshmandzadeh, T.J.
Boldin, Anquan
Colston, Marques
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The Young Elite - Holt and Plax are over 30, but they've still got 3 years left. On good teams or at least teams that throw a lot. |
Group 2
Harrison, Marvin
Owens, Terrell
Driver, Donald
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The Old Elite - All well past 30. They will help you win this year, but have lower long term value. |
Group 3
Walker, Javon
Evans, Lee
Johnson, Andre
Edwards, Braylon
Burress, Plaxico
Jackson, Darrell
Moss, Santana
Chambers, Chris
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First Group Talent - ...with a shitty QB, run-happy offense, or O-Line problems. Or just a shitty attitude, in Moss' case. Still worth drafting, but borderline for #1 fantasy starter, better as #2. |
Group 4
Johnson, Calvin
Brown, Reggie
Branch, Deion
Coles, Laveranues
Moss, Randy
Ward, Hines
Clayton, Mark
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Solid #2's - That have the upside to put up #1 stats. Calvin might not do it this year, but has the most long-term value. |
Group 5
Berrian, Bernard
Curtis, Kevin
Henderson, Devery
Cotchery, Jerricho
Curry, Ronald
Jones, Brandon
Hackett, D.J.
Jackson, Vincent
Holmes, Santonio
Jones, Matt
Stallworth, Donte
Williamson, Troy
Jennings, Greg
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Potential - But don't overdo it. These would be OK #3 fantasy starters. Also good to draft late or cheap, and stash until next year. Or trade them if they blow up. |
Group 6
Bruce, Isaac
Mason, Derrick
Glenn, Terry
Galloway, Joey
Horn, Joe
Muhammad, Muhsin
Kennison, Eddie
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TYO (This Year Only) - All these guys are on their way into retirement in the next year or two. |
Group 7
Henry, Chris
Crayton, Patrick
Marshall, Brandon
Carter, Drew
Jarrett, Dwayne
Ginn, Ted
Bowe, Dwayne
Bradley, Mark
Porter, Jerry
Wade, Bobby
Washington, Nate
Stokely, Brandon
Wilford, Ernest
Williams, Reggie
White, Roddy
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Fantasy Bench - This group shouldn't be started, but many are good keeper projects for next year - Crayton, Marshall, Jarrett, Ginn, Bowe all have good 2008-2009 potential. |
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