AmishMafia
Cheesehead
Keep playing in my mind how the receiving corps is going to shake out. Everytime I think about it, I come up with a different order. Doubs, Reed, Watson, and Wicks could all come out with the most receptions. And it isn’t impossible it could be Melton.
Reed 73/695/8 Doubs 62/615/5 Wicks 55/450/6 Watson 47/635/7 Musgrave 46/492/4 Melton 33/360/3 Jacobs 27/231/2 Kraft 26/420/3 Lloyd 20/255/2 Dillon 9/45/0 |
Which leave us for Love: 398/4201/41 Reed: He moves very well and seemed to be way ahead as a pro than you can reasonably expect for a rookie. Good route running with a shifty quickness. Seemed to really be on the same page as a Love towards the 2nd half of the season. |
Doubs: He has the most time with Love and they have a strong connection. I think that carries the day above some of the WRs below, though they will surpass him in production at some point. Wicks: May become the best all around WR of the group. Smart and finds ways to get open. Watson: Highest ceiling of all of our players. His demand for attention alleviates coverage on the other receivers. Just hasn’t been able to get going due to nagging injuries, and that is why he is lower on the list. If he can show he can stay healthy . . . Musgrave: Very surprised at how quickly he adapted to the game. Melton: I think he could be the #3 WR on most teams and #2 on a bunch of teams as well. Jacobs: Not enough passes to go around. I think Jacobs will get some looks but not as much as you would expect. Gets a bunch of dump offs. Kraft: Made the biggest in season improvement than I have seen in some time. Lloyd: Why does he get more than Dillion? Screens. Lloyd will get playing time because of his explosiveness. And the Packers will run screens to get him out in space. AJ Dillon: more used for blocking on pass plays and short yardage runs |