Predict Javon Walker's Season Numbers

[BallHawk]

I say 40 receptions, 525 yards, 4 TDs. Assuming he doesn't sustain another injury, which is very possible.

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Re: Predict Javon Walker's Season Numbers

I say 40 receptions, 525 yards, 4 TDs. Assuming he doesn't sustain another injury, which is very possible.

Seems reasonable. This kind of thinking could lead to Walker being a mid-round steal in fantasy football drafts, if he returns to form.

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65 receptions, 931 yards, 9 tds

[PaCkFan_n_MD]

Well, since denver is a running team and since plummer is their QB, I say 55 rec 700 yards 6tds

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Well, since denver is a running team and since plummer is their QB, I say 55 rec 700 yards 6tds

Yes, Denver has been a running team since Shanahan took over. But, their go-to reciever has put up some decent numbers over the years.

Rod Smith

'97 - 1180 yds 12 TD
'98 - 1222 6
'00 - 1602 8
'01 - 1343 11
'04 - 1144 7

If Walker is healthy ( and that's the real question ), it's reasonable to think he'll go for 1300 yds and 10 TD's.

[HarveyWallbangers]

If Walker is healthy ( and that's the real question ), it's reasonable to think he'll go for 1300 yds and 10 TD's.

Coming off an injury, and with Rod Smith still around, I doubt he gets that. I think he'll go for about 70 receptions, 1000 yards, and 8-10 TDs.

[Tarlam!]

What MD said, only less. Running team, 2nd WR, 600 yards max. He'll be lucky to get 70 catches....

'cept, he's a whiny PUNK and will likely hold out by game 8....

[Spaulding]

All signs so far point to him being healthy and although it usually takes two years to fully recover from ACL injuries, I have to figure he'll still put up decent numbers with Rod Smith opposite him.

I say around 5 receptions, 900yds and 7 TD's.

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If Walker is healthy ( and that's the real question ), it's reasonable to think he'll go for 1300 yds and 10 TD's.

Coming off an injury, and with Rod Smith still around, I doubt he gets that. I think he'll go for about 70 receptions, 1000 yards, and 8-10 TDs.

IMHO it's all about the injury. If he's close to the physical form of '04, Shanaham will take advantage. Plus, that division has some suspect secondaries.

[HarveyWallbangers]

All signs so far point to him being healthy and although it usually takes two years to fully recover from ACL injuries, I have to figure he'll still put up decent numbers with Rod Smith opposite him.

I say around 5 receptions, 900yds and 7 TD's.

Holy crap. That is 180 yards and 1.4 touchdowns per reception. I'm guessing that would be the highest in NFL history.

[Tarlam!]

All signs so far point to him being healthy and although it usually takes two years to fully recover from ACL injuries, I have to figure he'll still put up decent numbers with Rod Smith opposite him.

I say around 5 receptions, 900yds and 7 TD's.

Holy crap. That is 180 yards and 1.4 touchdowns per reception. I'm guessing that would be the highest in NFL history.

He meant 50 receptions, Harv!!!

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I think he'll be Denver's 1st option, with the ageless wonder Rod Smith as the second

[woodbuck27]

Best he'll do.

60 receptions for about 900 yards and 8 TD's would be a very solid season for Javon Walker, considering he's coming off serious knee surgery.

[RashanGary]

55 rec 690 yds.

I think his ypc will go down with his lost explosiveness this year. I'm starting to agree with Bretsky that this injury might take more than one year to heal.

[CaptainKickass]

I gotta pipe in on this one:

Javon Walker for the season - I'm saying Zero receptions, Zero yards and Zero TD's as he will aggrivate the injury, or suffer a new one, during camp or pre-season and will be lost for the year.


Booo frickin hooo