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A look at the year 2 receivers
Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:43 pm
Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:43 pm
Lets take a look at the 1st 3 round guys and how they've been this year. Definitely one of the better WR drafts in recent years. Too bad we didn't double dip...
4th: Sammy Watkins: 6 games, 22 receptions, 329 yards (54.8 YPG), 15.0 AVG, 3 TDs
- Last year: 16 games, 65 receptions, 982 yards (61.4 YPG), 15.1 AVG, 6 TDs, 1 FumL
7th: Mike Evans: 8 games, 40 receptions, 662 yards (82.75 YPG), 16.6 AVG, 1 TD, 1 FumL
- Last year: 15 games, 68 receptions, 1051 yards (70.1 YPG), 15.5 AVG, 12 TDs
12th: Odell Beckham Jr: 10 games, 63 receptions, 863 (86.3 YPG), 13.7 AVG, 8 TDs
- Last year: 12 games, 91 receptions, 1305 yards (108.75 YPG), 14.3 AVG, 12 TDs
20th: Brandin Cooks: 10 games, 50 receptions, 701 yards (70.1 YPG), 14.0 AVG, 6 TDs
- Last year: 10 games, 53 receptions, 550 yards (55.0 YPG), 10.4 AVG, 3 TDs
28th: Kelvin Benjamin: IR
- Last year: 16 games, 73 receptions, 1008 yards (63.0 YPG), 13.8 AVG, 9 TDs, 1 FumL
39th: Marqise Lee: 3 games, 4 receptions, 48 yards (16.0 YPG), 12.0 AVG
- Last year: 13 games, 37 receptions, 422 yards (32.5 YPG), 11.4 AVG, 1 TD
42nd: Jordan Matthews: 9 games, 51 receptions, 552 yards (61.3 YPG), 10.8 AVG, 2 TDs, 1FumL
- Last year: 16 games, 67 receptions, 872 yards (54.5 YPG), 13.0 AVG, 8 TDs
45th: Paul Richardson: 1 game, 1 reception, 40 yards (40.0 YPG), 40.0 AVG
- Last year: 15 games, 29 receptions, 271 yards (18.1 YPG), 9.3 AVG, 1 TD
53rd: Davante Adams: 6 games, 27 receptions, 272 yards (45.3 YPG), 10.1 AVG
- Last year: 16 games, 38 receptions, 446 yards (27.9 YPG), 11.7 AVG, 3 TDs
56th: Cody Latimer: 8 games, 3 receptions, 30 yards, (3.75 YPG), 10.0 AVG
- Last year: 8 games, 2 receptions, 23 yards (2.9 YPG), 11.5 AVG
61st: Allen Robinson: 9 games, 45 receptions, 758 yards (84.2 YPG), 16.8 AVG, 7 TDs
- Last year: 10 games, 48 receptions, 548 yards (54.8 YPG), 11.4 AVG, 2 TDs
63rd: Jarvis Landry: 9 games, 59 receptions, 585 yards (65.0 YPG), 9.9 AVG, 3 TDs
- Last year: 15 games, 84 receptions, 758 yards (50.5 YPG), 9.0 AVG, 5 TDs
86th: Josh Huff: 8 games, 18 receptions, 174 yards (21.75 YPG), 9.7 AVG, 2 TDs
- Last year: 12 games, 8 receptions, 98 yards (8.2 YPG), 12.3 AVG, 1 FumL
90th: Donte Moncrief: 9 games, 39 receptions, 429 yards (47.7 YPG), 11.0 AVG, 5 TDs
- Last year: 16 games, 32 receptions, 444 yards (27.75 YPG), 13.9 AVG, 3 TDs
91st: John Brown: 8 games, 37 receptions, 562 yards (70.25 YPG), 15.2 AVG, 3 TDs, 1 FumL
- Last year: 16 games, 48 receptions, 696 yards (43.5 YPG), 14.5 AVG, 5 TDs
Honorable Mention:
118th: Martavis Bryant: 5 games, 22 receptions, 440 yards (88.0 YPG), 20.0 AVG, 5 TDs, 1 FumL
- Last year: 10 games, 26 receptions, 549 yards (54.9 YPG), 21.1 AVG, 8 TDs
UDFA: Allen Hurns: 9 games, 41 receptions, 697 yards (77.4 YPG), 17.0 AVG, 7 TDs, 1FumL
- Last year: 16 games, 51 receptions, 677 yard (42.3 YPG), 13.3 AVG, 6 TDs
4th: Sammy Watkins: 6 games, 22 receptions, 329 yards (54.8 YPG), 15.0 AVG, 3 TDs
- Last year: 16 games, 65 receptions, 982 yards (61.4 YPG), 15.1 AVG, 6 TDs, 1 FumL
7th: Mike Evans: 8 games, 40 receptions, 662 yards (82.75 YPG), 16.6 AVG, 1 TD, 1 FumL
- Last year: 15 games, 68 receptions, 1051 yards (70.1 YPG), 15.5 AVG, 12 TDs
12th: Odell Beckham Jr: 10 games, 63 receptions, 863 (86.3 YPG), 13.7 AVG, 8 TDs
- Last year: 12 games, 91 receptions, 1305 yards (108.75 YPG), 14.3 AVG, 12 TDs
20th: Brandin Cooks: 10 games, 50 receptions, 701 yards (70.1 YPG), 14.0 AVG, 6 TDs
- Last year: 10 games, 53 receptions, 550 yards (55.0 YPG), 10.4 AVG, 3 TDs
28th: Kelvin Benjamin: IR
- Last year: 16 games, 73 receptions, 1008 yards (63.0 YPG), 13.8 AVG, 9 TDs, 1 FumL
39th: Marqise Lee: 3 games, 4 receptions, 48 yards (16.0 YPG), 12.0 AVG
- Last year: 13 games, 37 receptions, 422 yards (32.5 YPG), 11.4 AVG, 1 TD
42nd: Jordan Matthews: 9 games, 51 receptions, 552 yards (61.3 YPG), 10.8 AVG, 2 TDs, 1FumL
- Last year: 16 games, 67 receptions, 872 yards (54.5 YPG), 13.0 AVG, 8 TDs
45th: Paul Richardson: 1 game, 1 reception, 40 yards (40.0 YPG), 40.0 AVG
- Last year: 15 games, 29 receptions, 271 yards (18.1 YPG), 9.3 AVG, 1 TD
53rd: Davante Adams: 6 games, 27 receptions, 272 yards (45.3 YPG), 10.1 AVG
- Last year: 16 games, 38 receptions, 446 yards (27.9 YPG), 11.7 AVG, 3 TDs
56th: Cody Latimer: 8 games, 3 receptions, 30 yards, (3.75 YPG), 10.0 AVG
- Last year: 8 games, 2 receptions, 23 yards (2.9 YPG), 11.5 AVG
61st: Allen Robinson: 9 games, 45 receptions, 758 yards (84.2 YPG), 16.8 AVG, 7 TDs
- Last year: 10 games, 48 receptions, 548 yards (54.8 YPG), 11.4 AVG, 2 TDs
63rd: Jarvis Landry: 9 games, 59 receptions, 585 yards (65.0 YPG), 9.9 AVG, 3 TDs
- Last year: 15 games, 84 receptions, 758 yards (50.5 YPG), 9.0 AVG, 5 TDs
86th: Josh Huff: 8 games, 18 receptions, 174 yards (21.75 YPG), 9.7 AVG, 2 TDs
- Last year: 12 games, 8 receptions, 98 yards (8.2 YPG), 12.3 AVG, 1 FumL
90th: Donte Moncrief: 9 games, 39 receptions, 429 yards (47.7 YPG), 11.0 AVG, 5 TDs
- Last year: 16 games, 32 receptions, 444 yards (27.75 YPG), 13.9 AVG, 3 TDs
91st: John Brown: 8 games, 37 receptions, 562 yards (70.25 YPG), 15.2 AVG, 3 TDs, 1 FumL
- Last year: 16 games, 48 receptions, 696 yards (43.5 YPG), 14.5 AVG, 5 TDs
Honorable Mention:
118th: Martavis Bryant: 5 games, 22 receptions, 440 yards (88.0 YPG), 20.0 AVG, 5 TDs, 1 FumL
- Last year: 10 games, 26 receptions, 549 yards (54.9 YPG), 21.1 AVG, 8 TDs
UDFA: Allen Hurns: 9 games, 41 receptions, 697 yards (77.4 YPG), 17.0 AVG, 7 TDs, 1FumL
- Last year: 16 games, 51 receptions, 677 yard (42.3 YPG), 13.3 AVG, 6 TDs
This post was edited on 11/19/15 at 7:54 pm
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Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:50 pm to htran90
Add Allen Hurns
Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:52 pm to htran90
Marquise Lee is all the bust I thought he would be and then some.
I still like Cooks but Landry and Matthews are legit. Wish we would have traded up a bit in the second to grab one of them.
I still like Cooks but Landry and Matthews are legit. Wish we would have traded up a bit in the second to grab one of them.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:55 pm to bonethug0108
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still like Cooks but Landry and Matthews are legit. Wish we would have traded up a bit in the second to grab one of them.
I really wanted to go WR-WR, but knew there was about 1% chance of that happening
Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:56 pm to bonethug0108
Allen Robinson instead of SJB would have been nice (I was on the Matthews train, looks identical to a more athletic Colston).
Brown and Cooks look identical in terms of what kind of players they are. Of course when you're playing with Fitzgerald AND Floyd, you're not taking on the #1 DB, so that argument is null.
Brown and Cooks look identical in terms of what kind of players they are. Of course when you're playing with Fitzgerald AND Floyd, you're not taking on the #1 DB, so that argument is null.
This post was edited on 11/19/15 at 7:57 pm
Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:57 pm to htran90
Jesus Christ, what a phenomenal year for receivers. If your team didn't draft a WR in 2014, I feel bad for you son.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 7:57 pm to bonethug0108
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Marquise Lee is all the bust I thought he would be and then some.
It's amazing how USC does it.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 8:05 pm to saintsfan22
Allen Robinson is the most shocking to me. I thought he would suck.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 8:07 pm to THRILLHO
If only the Jags had a running game.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 8:43 pm to htran90
Man that's really impressive. I think we definitely got a good one who will only get better with experience. I do think his learning curve may have been a little steeper due to adjusting to nfl dbs at his size. If we could get another good wr to pair opposite him and also allow Snead to develop I think it'd look going forward
Posted on 11/19/15 at 8:54 pm to htran90
wonder what the Panthers would be like with Benjamin healthy this year. People left their offense for dead when he got hurt.
it is nice to see Cooks taking advantage of some of the matchups he's had lately. Other than the plays he made the other day against Washington and Ingram's long run... we didn't do much else.
the Jaguars hit the jackpot with Robinson and Hurns. Hurns has been playing hurt lately and still has 7 games in a row with a TD.
it is nice to see Cooks taking advantage of some of the matchups he's had lately. Other than the plays he made the other day against Washington and Ingram's long run... we didn't do much else.
the Jaguars hit the jackpot with Robinson and Hurns. Hurns has been playing hurt lately and still has 7 games in a row with a TD.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 8:54 pm to htran90
Honestly, before this draft I actually called the saints trading up and taking cooks and I really wanted them to grab moncrief in another round
Such a good draft for WRs
Such a good draft for WRs
Posted on 11/19/15 at 8:57 pm to htran90
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Odell Beckham Jr: 63 receptions, 863 (86.3 YPG), 13.7 AVG, 8 TDs
Was that his statline against us this year???
Posted on 11/19/15 at 10:29 pm to LooseCannon22282
They would be worse. Cam stared him down 60 percent of the passing plays. I watched ever snap the panthers took last season.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 11:11 pm to htran90
I guess the only thing I'll root for to end the year is B Cooks getting 1K
Posted on 11/19/15 at 11:14 pm to bonethug0108
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Marquise Lee is all the bust I thought he would be and then some.
I thought he would be at least decent. Damn was I wrong. He is the definition of a bust.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 11:18 pm to GMoney2600
He ran crossers almost exclusively in college and still managed to have a high drop rate.
So right away he had big hands issues and lacked a developed route tree. And he relied on his speed to get separation on the crossers, which is much easier at the college level and doesn't translate well to the pros.
So right away he had big hands issues and lacked a developed route tree. And he relied on his speed to get separation on the crossers, which is much easier at the college level and doesn't translate well to the pros.
Posted on 11/19/15 at 11:34 pm to bonethug0108
Good breakdown. You were right.
Posted on 11/20/15 at 7:35 am to GMoney2600
Instead of making one of those "Should we" threads I'm going to ask here while we are on the topic of WRs.
Chris Matthews, the WR that just got cut by the Seahawks, I thought he would have a decent year especially after the pretty good game he had against New England in the Super Bowl...so the question is should we?
Chris Matthews, the WR that just got cut by the Seahawks, I thought he would have a decent year especially after the pretty good game he had against New England in the Super Bowl...so the question is should we?
Posted on 11/20/15 at 9:44 am to htran90
This will go down as the best WR draft class ever.
Holy crap that is talent.
My top 5:
1. OBJ
2. Robinson
3. Watkins
4. Evans
5. Cooks (slight bias)
Holy crap that is talent.
My top 5:
1. OBJ
2. Robinson
3. Watkins
4. Evans
5. Cooks (slight bias)
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