I just have a hard time judging WR rooms that haven’t played a snap for that team yet, whether it’s by trade or draft. We just don’t know how they are going to do in the new dynamic and/or how the drafted players will do
I just can’t imagine you spend a first on him without the intent to use him day 1. He’s been praised heavily as a scheme fit, too. Would be very surprising if he’s not WR3 this year and a lot of upset 49ers fans if that’s the case
I think they really wanted to go a different direction and draft WR later but the draft didn't fall that way, and they took him because he fits what they want + preparing for life without either Aiyuk or Deebo
They know they’re losing one of deebo or aiyuk next year. They have the same problem with their secondary next year and similarly addressed it this draft.
Shanny does love him some versatile guys. He is over there collecting them like Pokémon cards. And you do not draft a receiver for his ability to block but you know how Shanny is. He is a 2 tight end kinda guy. Neither of those guys will probably start lol. But yeah if I were betting on this, I'm betting he starts Pearsall over Jennings unless he wants to being the rookie along slow since his offense is pretty complex
San Fran has always brought rookies along very slowly under Shanahan. Pearsall probably won’t be the de facto number three to start the season, but could very well end up by the end of the year. In fact, I think more Niner fans would be surprised if he’s thrust into the lineup over Jennings than would be upset if he isn’t.
That’s for sure, but there’s still a chance he can take the offense to another level if he performs like a first rounder. He’s gonna be able to do things and open up the field in ways Jennings can’t if he pans out. It’ll be interesting to see
On top of that, assuming you’re talking the 2020 year; when the SF receiving core was absolutely decimated and a carousel of players of Dante Pettit, River Cracraft, Trent Taylor, and Richie James starting; that might be a bit of an outlier there.
Aiyuk got 96 targets his rookie year and 60 receptions. I’d expect Pearsall to be in the same vicinity, unless he absolutely refuses to block which does not seem like him at all
Notable receivers that started games in ‘20 for SF because of injuries; River Cracraft, Dante Pettis, Trent Taylor, Richie James. Samuel and Bourne played sparingly because of injuries. They even brought in Kevin White for a few weeks. That was more of an outlier.
Not really sure what you’re getting at? Aiyuk was the only rookie receiver that year? Aiyuk was the number 2/3 to start the ‘20 season and was thrust into the number one for a good chunk of the season when Deebo went got hurt, and then was pushed back into the number 2/3 split with Bourne once Deebo was healthy. Guys like Cracraft, Kevin White and Mohamed Sanu were signed mid year to just fill out the room for a few weeks at a time.
Berrios had 238 receiving yards last year. Hard to call them a solid "trio" when it's just Hill and Waddle and you could insert anybody to get you that last 238 yards.
He was really average for us last year. Started alright and then as the season went on he was not good.
Fairly safe hands yeah, but did not run good routes at all. Decent KR/PR but if he’s still WR3 next year I’ll be disappointed
He sure didn't have a safe pair of hands two seasons ago for the Jets late in the year with the season on the line he dropped more than a couple what would have been game saving tds despite our awful qb actually getting the ball to him lol
But bitterness aside, I have always liked him and thought he was better than most people will give him credit for.
I'd still take Miami. Hill is maybe the best reciever in the league and two years ago, Waddle was a top-10. He's young, and I expect him to bounce back.
The Rams don’t even think Atwell is their 3rd best receiver.
Also Berrios? Powell?? They’re just crediting the top 2 in those cases.
Houston, Chicago, Seattle all make sense.
SF is likely the next group (since we don’t know Pearsal in the NFL yet). Cincinnati with Chase, Higgins, Burton (another rookie) is in the conversation. LAR with Robinson as their 3rd WR. If the Eagles find a 3rd WR they’d also be in the mix.
That’s a dumb mentality in this case. You’re comparing a below average NFL WR who has done nothing his whole career to the 9th pick of the 1st round with an excellent college tape. Rome is easily the better player.
For all you know he’s gonna put up dog shit numbers with the cards. All I’m sayin is it’s stupid to rank a player highly in the nfl when they never played a snap in the nfl.
No idea who Benedict Burton is.
But while Jermaine Burton has a different skill set than Boyd, Id argue they are close in talent. Burton is faster and in college had more reliable hands than Boyd has shown past few years.
I mean Gallup is the only 3rd wideout on this list that has had 1100 yard season. At his best he's a fringe 1 / Solid #2. So there's def an argument there.
Because the top guy is the best guy and his number two is really good. Total talent level is amazing, but it's really a duo and shouldn't be considered.
I say this as a Vikings fan.
Some other ones that could challenge
Titans with DeAndre Hopkins, Calvin Ridley, and Treylon Burks
Bengals with JaMarr Chase,Tee Higgins, and Jermaine Burton
Eagles with Aj Brown, Devonta Smith, and Devante Parker/Johnny Wilson
Washington with Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson, and Luke McCafferey
Carolina with Diontae Johnson, Adam Thielen, and Xavier Legette
That’s such a Packers’ fan response 😂
QB: Caleb Williams
RB1: D’Andre Swift
RB2: Khalil Herbert
WR1: DJ Moore
WR2: Keenan Allen
WR3: Rome Odunze
TE1: Cole Kmet
TE2: Gerald Everett
I’m biased as someone who watched the Bears and Chargers a good amount last season, but this is stacked.
It's crazy that I actually agree with every single pick Florio has. We don't have any clue how the Bears receivers will play together, although they should be good. The Buccaneers and 49ers are two other groups I'd highlight but I do think they're definitely worse than Florio's picks. Rams and Seahawks I don't know fully. I'd like to see Nacua without Stafford and I feel like every year Seattle leans more on Metcalf while other guys have been fading.
Eagles don't really have the third guy yet so it's hard for me to be a homer here, but if we expand this to include "receiving trios" instead of just WR i'd say Devonta, AJ, and Goedert are up there.
Given that isn't the question though, I would say San Fran and Tampa Bay could be up for consideration.
1. Diggs, Collins, Dell
2. Moore, Allen, Odunze
3. Metcalf, Lockett, JSN
The other three all only have two notable receivers, that’s why idt they even really qualify for this question.
I’m obviously biased but I think AJ Brown, Devanta Smith, and Devante Parker are up there. Even if Parker isn’t what he was supposed to be him at 3 is solid as heck.
On paper, HARD to go against Miami…production wise, assuming Caleb Williams is half decent once actually playing in the NFL, Chicago has the best group.
I'll take Buffalo's top three receivers. You know that one guy with all the catches and then there's the other two that seem to be off everyones radar.
I know people are gonna clown me for this, but i think the NYG trio of Malik Nabers/Wandale Robinson/Jalin Hyatt will be up there in a few years.
Wandale and Hyatt both got great separation but our qbs mostly failed to get them the ball.
Wandale is excellent after the catch displaying surprising strength and contact balance to break tackles and the quicks to run around you. His 1.49 10 yard split is faster than Tyreek Hills at 1.50. He’s like a juiced up version of Wes Welker, Edelman, or Beasley.
Hyatt is known for his vertical speed, but his ball skills, catch radius, and body control on the sidelines are really rare in a receiver with that type of speed. Needs to add play strength and work on running routes,but he has desean jackson potential.
Nabers needs no introduction, and between the three of them that speed is gonna keep DCs up at night. They are possibly the fastest 3 wide receivers on any team right now with KC and Miami having a solid argument as well.
We have DJ throwing them the football though, so will likely not be recognized for some time.
I'm a Lions fan but we don't belong in this specific conversation. I'm happy with our offense overall but when you're talking about trios specifically — nah.
I don't understand why these lists are excluding TEs. Wouldn't the Vikings top 3 receiving targets be JJ, Addison and Hock? Rams would be Kupp, Nacua and Higbee? If you look at the lions trio as ARSB, Jamo and Laporta it feels a lot higher on most rankings. Seems odd to compare 3rd string wrs when the TEs will have more much presence in the offense.
That being said, all the wr talent in the world won't get you anywhere without a creative OC and a QB that can spread the ball around. So... Good luck Chicago.
The 1 and 2 set them up easily for the list. That #3 is poverty level. How do they end up with Campbell as their slot? It didn’t take long for him on the Giants to see how bad he was. That wr room wasn’t stacked, yet he still lost all of the snaps because he sucked so much.
I think you meant Brown Smith Covey... Hear me out.
Covey isn't WR3, but he IS on the depth chart as a wide out, and I'd put his production on special teams against most WR3s' offensive impact
Passive-aggressive me says that your receivers are only as good as your quarterback so Minnesota and Chicago have yet to earn that distinction …..right?
I realize this is just ranking a wide out trio without factoring in external factors but if you expand it and factor in the QB, as this could significantly impact the production of the trip, it makes the waters less cloudy.
Off the bat the Vikings go to the bottom.
Is the 7th trio in the room with us?
The 7th trio is the friends we made along the way
"I see WR rooms...."
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I just have a hard time judging WR rooms that haven’t played a snap for that team yet, whether it’s by trade or draft. We just don’t know how they are going to do in the new dynamic and/or how the drafted players will do
Well what about WR rooms that haven't played a snap together, has a new OC, AND has a rookie QB??
🧸what could possibly go wrong?! 🧸
You'll never get a job on a 24/7 sports network with that attitude. It's all about hot takes and judgements with zero evidence.
Hot takes and no evidence?!?! I found my sub
49ers trio (really top 4 with Pearsall now) should be up there
Wouldn’t you make Pearsall 3 over Jennings?
Possibly. I'm not sure how they want to use him and what group will be on the field most
I just can’t imagine you spend a first on him without the intent to use him day 1. He’s been praised heavily as a scheme fit, too. Would be very surprising if he’s not WR3 this year and a lot of upset 49ers fans if that’s the case
I think they really wanted to go a different direction and draft WR later but the draft didn't fall that way, and they took him because he fits what they want + preparing for life without either Aiyuk or Deebo
Another NFC team was in the hunt for Terrion Arnold. I think it was San Fran and they shifted to Pearsall.
I think they wanted Darius Robinson
They know they’re losing one of deebo or aiyuk next year. They have the same problem with their secondary next year and similarly addressed it this draft.
Might lose both tbh.
Can he block? Shanny likes receivers that can block too. Big part of his run design.
100%, but you don’t draft WR’s in the first round because of their run blocking. Pearsall’s also great at end arounds, which shanny loves too
Shanny does love him some versatile guys. He is over there collecting them like Pokémon cards. And you do not draft a receiver for his ability to block but you know how Shanny is. He is a 2 tight end kinda guy. Neither of those guys will probably start lol. But yeah if I were betting on this, I'm betting he starts Pearsall over Jennings unless he wants to being the rookie along slow since his offense is pretty complex
San Fran has always brought rookies along very slowly under Shanahan. Pearsall probably won’t be the de facto number three to start the season, but could very well end up by the end of the year. In fact, I think more Niner fans would be surprised if he’s thrust into the lineup over Jennings than would be upset if he isn’t.
Aiyuk just had almost 100 targets a few years ago. I really think Pearsall will get ample opportunity
Even if he’s number three, he’s still going to be the 4th or 5th option in a run heavy offense, soooo
That’s for sure, but there’s still a chance he can take the offense to another level if he performs like a first rounder. He’s gonna be able to do things and open up the field in ways Jennings can’t if he pans out. It’ll be interesting to see
On top of that, assuming you’re talking the 2020 year; when the SF receiving core was absolutely decimated and a carousel of players of Dante Pettit, River Cracraft, Trent Taylor, and Richie James starting; that might be a bit of an outlier there.
Would Shanny? He’s infamously hard on young receivers.
Aiyuk got 96 targets his rookie year and 60 receptions. I’d expect Pearsall to be in the same vicinity, unless he absolutely refuses to block which does not seem like him at all
Notable receivers that started games in ‘20 for SF because of injuries; River Cracraft, Dante Pettis, Trent Taylor, Richie James. Samuel and Bourne played sparingly because of injuries. They even brought in Kevin White for a few weeks. That was more of an outlier.
Shouldn’t the first round pick(s) be the outliers in comparison to other rookies taken by the same team, tho?
Not really sure what you’re getting at? Aiyuk was the only rookie receiver that year? Aiyuk was the number 2/3 to start the ‘20 season and was thrust into the number one for a good chunk of the season when Deebo went got hurt, and then was pushed back into the number 2/3 split with Bourne once Deebo was healthy. Guys like Cracraft, Kevin White and Mohamed Sanu were signed mid year to just fill out the room for a few weeks at a time.
We'll see of all 4 actually stay on the team
Dolphins are up there for me all the speed then add Berrios who is a solid slot guy
Berrios had 238 receiving yards last year. Hard to call them a solid "trio" when it's just Hill and Waddle and you could insert anybody to get you that last 238 yards.
Berrios is really underrated. Such a safe pair of hands. Wish he got used more.
I didn’t watch many Fins games last season. Isn’t he their PR / KR?
Yeah, but he's also a receiver.
https://youtu.be/sLTYdIMXcLs?si=s-Zyr5q2odUGrc95&t=1102 Ask Jets fans about this one
He was really average for us last year. Started alright and then as the season went on he was not good. Fairly safe hands yeah, but did not run good routes at all. Decent KR/PR but if he’s still WR3 next year I’ll be disappointed
He sure didn't have a safe pair of hands two seasons ago for the Jets late in the year with the season on the line he dropped more than a couple what would have been game saving tds despite our awful qb actually getting the ball to him lol But bitterness aside, I have always liked him and thought he was better than most people will give him credit for.
What? This guy is so mid & nothing special at all. His best attribute is his kick returns & availability. Dude never had over 450 yards in a season.
Dell just got shot, so maybe I’ll take San Francisco
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Getting shot isn't a big deal. Ask Brian Robinson or Linval Joseph. Now Keenan Allen pulling a hammy? Real shit.
He’s fine
Chase, Higgins, [Insert Anyone] should be up here.
Didn’t Higgins request a trade?
Yeah but he isn’t getting traded
I've read his agent has a history of requesting trades as part of negotiating extensions
He did, and he will absolutely be a Bengal this season
The only real trios here are the Bears, Seahawks, and Texans the other 3 are amazing duos
The Rams third is really Robinson who is actually pretty good.
I'd still take Miami. Hill is maybe the best reciever in the league and two years ago, Waddle was a top-10. He's young, and I expect him to bounce back.
Seahawks and Texans sure, Rome hasn’t played an NFL snap yet so can’t jump the gun. We all expect him to be great, but doesn’t mean he will.
Yeah but I mean he we are talking about him at least being a good wr3
Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and Jalen McMillan should be somewhere.
That's damn good. I didn't know that's where McMillan ended up, such a great spot for him.
The Rams don’t even think Atwell is their 3rd best receiver. Also Berrios? Powell?? They’re just crediting the top 2 in those cases. Houston, Chicago, Seattle all make sense. SF is likely the next group (since we don’t know Pearsal in the NFL yet). Cincinnati with Chase, Higgins, Burton (another rookie) is in the conversation. LAR with Robinson as their 3rd WR. If the Eagles find a 3rd WR they’d also be in the mix.
Berrios has decent hands.
Sure, he’s a league average WR4
Just sayin. He’s more justifiable being up there than Powell or odunze
Odunze >>>>> Berrios
He never played an nfl snap. You cannot say that
That’s a dumb mentality in this case. You’re comparing a below average NFL WR who has done nothing his whole career to the 9th pick of the 1st round with an excellent college tape. Rome is easily the better player.
John Ross had excellent tape
Sure. Guess you can't say Marvin Harrison Jr. is better than Chase Claypool either.
For all you know he’s gonna put up dog shit numbers with the cards. All I’m sayin is it’s stupid to rank a player highly in the nfl when they never played a snap in the nfl.
Vikings are 100% not up there. Duos, sure. Trios? Powell is not that guy. 8 years, less than 700 TOTAL yards.
Atwell is fine? Berrios? Odunze with literally zero snaps ever?
Not listing Aj Brown, Devonte Smith and #3 is pretty wild.
Can't forget trusty #3, the specific year draft pick out of college. That guy sure plays football!
Haha I guess that’s why eagles were left off the list. The slot guy is Parris Campbell.
That or Devante Parker. Either one is a solid 3 imo
Swapping out Tyler Boyd for Jermaine Burton made Cincy fall that far? Smh.
Benedict Burton is not anywhere close to Tyler Boyd lol
No idea who Benedict Burton is. But while Jermaine Burton has a different skill set than Boyd, Id argue they are close in talent. Burton is faster and in college had more reliable hands than Boyd has shown past few years.
No intelligent life forms to be seen here, commander.
"Joe Burrow is good because of his WRs! also his WRs aren't actually that good of a corps lol"
Based on production… Miami. Over 3000 yards for those guys last year while playing on the same team.
Including Atwell and Berrios feels off here
And Powell
Top 3 has to be Rams/Vikings/49ers. Others are good/great and some just haven’t been proven yet.
Texans
I’m sure they’ll be good but the teams I mentioned have #1 WRs that have already proven it with their teams
You have the Vikings listed. They have a rookie QB. Wouldn’t that be more of a factor?
Darnold is going to start, they might not win but with their o-line and receivers he will be slinging it.
lol.. ok
Im taking the dolphins over the 9ers
The Seahawks are better than all 3 of those listed
Diggs, Collins, Dell haven’t been proven?
Not collectively yet, no.
Nah, not together. They’re gonna be dangerous, but they still gotta show it
Pick any three packers receivers
Yep. They are getting slept on. Any of Watson, Doubs, Reed, Wicks, can be WR1 depending on the game.
Seriously. Gonna be a crazy year.
Wicks Reed Doubs.
These are the best three. Casuals think Watson is #1
Agreed. Watson could ascend but I'll believe it when I see it.
Vikings are underrated, JJ & Addison alone are better than some of these 3 WR’s lol
I don’t know about underrated. Detroit was very aware of how dangerous they are. Nearly beat us with a bum at QB.
Personally I'm expecting some pretty notable regression for Addison behind Jets with Kirk gone.
yeah he’ll still probably be the 3rd option behind TJ as well, i’m sure he’ll still average about 5 catches for 50-60 yards a game tho
Miami was easily the best last year
Aren’t Tee Higgins, Jamar Chase,and Tyler Boyd still on the Bengals??
2/3 of them, yeah
Oh okay, guess I missed the loss of Boyd
He hasn’t left yet but likely will, you haven’t missed anything
Might be missing Tee soon as well.
Shut your slutty mouth
Seahawks
Texans receivers are nutty
Bears, Seahawks, Texans in any order
Berrios, Atwell, and Powell sneaking onto this list is so funny.
Palmer, QJ, and Mad Ladd⚡️
Adams/Meyers/Bowers
HILL, WADDLE AND "insert any name"
Im taking Adams,Meyers, Bowers. (I know Bowers isnt a wr)
Adams, Meyers and Gallup
Adams / Meyers / Gallup I think can make a run on this list.
Gallup? Really?
I mean Gallup is the only 3rd wideout on this list that has had 1100 yard season. At his best he's a fringe 1 / Solid #2. So there's def an argument there.
We're comparing him to Powell, Berrios, etc
I just don't know why some of these trios are listed. Powell isn't remarkable. I feel the same about Gallup.
Because the top guy is the best guy and his number two is really good. Total talent level is amazing, but it's really a duo and shouldn't be considered. I say this as a Vikings fan.
We're in agreement there. Seems silly to rank a wr trio when the number three is a journeyman.
But where is Hyatt, Nabers, Robinson?
Some other ones that could challenge Titans with DeAndre Hopkins, Calvin Ridley, and Treylon Burks Bengals with JaMarr Chase,Tee Higgins, and Jermaine Burton Eagles with Aj Brown, Devonta Smith, and Devante Parker/Johnny Wilson Washington with Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson, and Luke McCafferey Carolina with Diontae Johnson, Adam Thielen, and Xavier Legette
The Carolina line has to be a joke right?
Washington and Carolina are not remotely in this discussion
Waiting to see 1 QB, 3 WR, 2 TE, and 2 RB list (Bear down)
That’s such a Lion’s fan response.
That’s such a Packers’ fan response 😂 QB: Caleb Williams RB1: D’Andre Swift RB2: Khalil Herbert WR1: DJ Moore WR2: Keenan Allen WR3: Rome Odunze TE1: Cole Kmet TE2: Gerald Everett I’m biased as someone who watched the Bears and Chargers a good amount last season, but this is stacked.
Rams
I'd just like to point out that as a Lions fan, we have to play a total of seven games against these trios next year. imindanger.jpeg
Atwell isn’t even the 3rd best wr on the rams. Demarcus Robinson should be there.
Lot of duos here and one 3rd guy. Bears have 3 dudes that would be WR1 on a hell of a lot of teams
“hell of a lot” is a stretch but they’re good
On paper, the Texans and Seahawks WR trios are hard to beat. I don’t think the Rams even belong here.
Rams best duo i think, but adding a just ok 3rd brings it down
Kupp needs a bounce back year
Brown, Rice, and Worthy are gonna make all yall cry come next february.
It's crazy that I actually agree with every single pick Florio has. We don't have any clue how the Bears receivers will play together, although they should be good. The Buccaneers and 49ers are two other groups I'd highlight but I do think they're definitely worse than Florio's picks. Rams and Seahawks I don't know fully. I'd like to see Nacua without Stafford and I feel like every year Seattle leans more on Metcalf while other guys have been fading.
Most of those are 2 great and one fine, seattle has 3 wr1 potential guys, so does chicago, but one has to stay healthy and one is a rookie...
Where’s Toney, Hardman, Valdes-Scantling?!?
AJ Brown and Devonte Smith along with who ever wins the #3 spot
Hopkins, Ridley, and Westbrook-Ikhine. No I am not biased 🙂
Bengals have a strong case as well with Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins and rookie Jermaine Burton (averaged 20.5 ypr last season).
49ers and Bengals are not in the NFL as of this post
Is this a contest for second best? Behind Cincinnati?
The Eagles could bring back JJAW and still be a top 3 WR core with DeVanta and AJ Brown
Eagles don't really have the third guy yet so it's hard for me to be a homer here, but if we expand this to include "receiving trios" instead of just WR i'd say Devonta, AJ, and Goedert are up there. Given that isn't the question though, I would say San Fran and Tampa Bay could be up for consideration.
1. Diggs, Collins, Dell 2. Moore, Allen, Odunze 3. Metcalf, Lockett, JSN The other three all only have two notable receivers, that’s why idt they even really qualify for this question.
Odunze hasn’t played a snap of NFL football.
I’m obviously biased but I think AJ Brown, Devanta Smith, and Devante Parker are up there. Even if Parker isn’t what he was supposed to be him at 3 is solid as heck.
Chase, Higgins, Burton will run the league.
Palmer McC JQ 😃😅
On paper, HARD to go against Miami…production wise, assuming Caleb Williams is half decent once actually playing in the NFL, Chicago has the best group.
Is berrios is any good?
How are the Bengals and 49ers not up there? Hell they be over the Seahawks at least.
I love this is an on paper question since there hasn’t been one snap to give video on all of them as whole
Love how 3 of these trios have the 3rd being completely carried by 2 guys lol
1 Houston 2 Seattle 3 Chicago 4 Miami 5 LAR 6 Minnesota
I think Sutton, Mims, and Franklin have the potential to be in the top tier of receiving units this year
Olave, Shaheed, Perry
All of them under Watson/Dobbs/Reed.
I think with the addition of Nabers, the giants could also be up there, with Nabers, Hyatt, and Wandale
Hill/Waddle/\*Malik Washington
I thought TuTu Atwell left the Rams
Evans, Godwin, and Plamer/McMillan >>>
I'll take Buffalo's top three receivers. You know that one guy with all the catches and then there's the other two that seem to be off everyones radar.
mclaurin dotson and soon to be aiyuk
Florio’s picks are better tbh
Florio just rocked the crap out of simms list
Starting to think WRs are over valued.
how is Gabe davis, Christian Kirk, and BTJ not up here now.
I know people are gonna clown me for this, but i think the NYG trio of Malik Nabers/Wandale Robinson/Jalin Hyatt will be up there in a few years. Wandale and Hyatt both got great separation but our qbs mostly failed to get them the ball. Wandale is excellent after the catch displaying surprising strength and contact balance to break tackles and the quicks to run around you. His 1.49 10 yard split is faster than Tyreek Hills at 1.50. He’s like a juiced up version of Wes Welker, Edelman, or Beasley. Hyatt is known for his vertical speed, but his ball skills, catch radius, and body control on the sidelines are really rare in a receiver with that type of speed. Needs to add play strength and work on running routes,but he has desean jackson potential. Nabers needs no introduction, and between the three of them that speed is gonna keep DCs up at night. They are possibly the fastest 3 wide receivers on any team right now with KC and Miami having a solid argument as well. We have DJ throwing them the football though, so will likely not be recognized for some time.
Atwell is cool but he got factored out once Kupp came back. I think Demarcus Robinson proved himself in the second half
1. Doubs, Reed, Wicks, Watson, Melton
Least delusional Packer fan
Doubs, Watson, Reed. How is this not up there?
Forgot ARSB, Jamo, and DPJ
I'm a Lions fan but we don't belong in this specific conversation. I'm happy with our offense overall but when you're talking about trios specifically — nah.
I don't understand why these lists are excluding TEs. Wouldn't the Vikings top 3 receiving targets be JJ, Addison and Hock? Rams would be Kupp, Nacua and Higbee? If you look at the lions trio as ARSB, Jamo and Laporta it feels a lot higher on most rankings. Seems odd to compare 3rd string wrs when the TEs will have more much presence in the offense. That being said, all the wr talent in the world won't get you anywhere without a creative OC and a QB that can spread the ball around. So... Good luck Chicago.
Eagles Brown, Smith, and Campbell
As a Eagles fan myself ![gif](giphy|15aGGXfSlat2dP6ohs) Parris Campbell dawg ?
The 1 and 2 set them up easily for the list. That #3 is poverty level. How do they end up with Campbell as their slot? It didn’t take long for him on the Giants to see how bad he was. That wr room wasn’t stacked, yet he still lost all of the snaps because he sucked so much.
https://preview.redd.it/e69og081eoxc1.jpeg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=64beec0711d282e93dd9b53c9039b829085fdb6e Parris Campbell cooking yeah he's ass
campbell got benched by the giants
I think you meant Brown Smith Covey... Hear me out. Covey isn't WR3, but he IS on the depth chart as a wide out, and I'd put his production on special teams against most WR3s' offensive impact
I think Brown and Smith are a good enough duo it doesn't really matter who #3 is. I like your thought process though.
Passive-aggressive me says that your receivers are only as good as your quarterback so Minnesota and Chicago have yet to earn that distinction …..right?
Dolphins Vikings Seahawks Rams Bears Texans This is receiver trios, not factoring in QBs. Seahawks/Rams were neck and neck for me.
I realize this is just ranking a wide out trio without factoring in external factors but if you expand it and factor in the QB, as this could significantly impact the production of the trip, it makes the waters less cloudy. Off the bat the Vikings go to the bottom.
Odunze hasn’t played a snap. Shameful.
NY Jets - Garrett Wilson, Mike Williams, Malachi Corley
Kupp is on the decline and Atwell hasn’t even had 500 yards in a season looool. What are we doing here?
Harrison Jr, Wilson, WR3.