This seems to be the opposite of the RB's - if you can't get one of the top 9-10 WR's, forget it - they're all lumped in a group from #11-#30 or so.
"A" rated:
1. Harrison
2. Moss, R
3. Holt
"A-" rated:
4. Owens
5. Johnson, C
6. Wayne
7. Clayton, Mike
"B+":
8. Burleson
9. Jackson, D
10. Smith, S
11. Williams, Roy
12. Ward
13. Kennison
"B"
14. Johnson, A
15. Mason
16. Fitzgerald
17. Horn
18. Bennett
19. Walker
20. Boldin
21. Bruce
"B-"
22. Burress
23. Porter
24. Bryant
25. Johnson, Key.
26. Williams, Reggie
27. Moss, S
28. Moulds
"C+"
29. Branch
30. Smith, R
31. Chambers
32. Coles
33. Evans
34. Galloway
35. Smith, J
36. Driver
37. Robinson
38. Clayton, Mark
39. Houzmanzadeh
40. Edwards
Tight Ends:
1. Gates
2. Gonzalez
3. Witten
4. Crumpler
5. Heap
6. Shockey
7. Clark
8. Smith, LJ
3 comments:
Very Interesting. You don't have Boller in your QB rankings, but you have Clayton who is going to be the number 2 receiver, as an A-? They you have Horn, who I think is close to being an A receiver behind the another Ravens receiver in Mason. You also have two Lions receivers ahead of Horn. Just a thought.
Um, maybe you should study your Ravens more. That's Mike Clayton from Tampa Bay in the #7 spot. Mark Clayton, from Bal, is #38.
Horn is a good point. Upon reading the reviews, it seems that NO is changing their strategy to get the ball out of Brooks's hands and more into Deuce. That's why I'm not sold on Horn.
As for Detroit, I'm completely confused and puzzled by them. Who knows how they will come out of the gate.
My bad on Clayton. Makes a little more sense.
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