I'm confused by the definition of #1 WR.
If it's the guy most likely to catch more passes, then it's gotta be Reed for me. He gets open and makes plays with the ball.
If it's a guy you throw when not necessarily open, that's not Reed. I'd go with Wicks or Watson.
I think #1 is determined by 2 things:Originally Posted by sharpe1027
Who is the guy the QB wants to go to when he absolutely has to have a completion?
Who is the guy the opponent is most concerned about?
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I struggled with the exact definition as well. I had started to define it, but instead decided to leave it out to spur on more debate.
ROUGH stats I was going to throw out where perhaps, a 90-100 catch season/ 14-1500 yards
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1400-1500 is too high a bar. Only 5 guys in the entire NFL had 1400+. I think 1200 would be more like it.
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1200 and 10 touchdowns is definitely a #1
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Davante is a borderline HOFer and he’s only gone over 1200 and 10 4 times in 10 years.
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