Which WR is hurt most by the new situation?

[wolfer]

I'll vote Fitz on this list but I still think he will be a top 5-8 receiver. Garbage time will make up for some of the adversity he faces this year.

 

I guess I'm going out on a limb when I say this: I think DeSean Jackson will be a '3rd year WR' breakout candidate. Yes he had long TDs, but he is also one of the 3 most explosive players in the game right now. Imagine if this kid improves his route-running and develops chemistry with a more accurate QB. Teams double him over the top? He goes for short screens/crossing routes with a chance to house any play at any given time. Throw in Maclin a year wiser and a healthy Celek and I'm loving this situation.

 

Need more fuel? He is playing for a huge contract. Maybe that gets resolved this summer, but if it doesn't then he'll have even more incentive to perform.

[darin3]

I think it is Brandon Marshall. I don't like WRs moving to a new team playing to their full potential, mostly because they have to learn a new offense. Couple this with Miami not chucking the rock a lot and I just don't see top ten numbers for him this year. Next year is an entirely different story though.

I see where you're coming from here, but I look to Greg Camarillo's 55 catches in 11 games in 2008 and 50 last year as a strong indication that Marshall, who runs and excels at the same kind of routes Camarillo runs/ran, can still be a solid PPR WR.

[flemingd]

Need more fuel? He is playing for a huge contract. Maybe that gets resolved this summer, but if it doesn't then he'll have even more incentive to perform.

Great call.