POLL Which WR will have the biggest impact on his new team?

[DJ]

 

[Black Adam]

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Quite a list, but I'm leaning towards Hollywood Brown with a real QB throwing him balls...

 

[belcherboy]

I'm going with Gabe Davis. I think Lawrence has a bounce back year. Mooney would be my #2 with Cousins throwing the rock this year. Actually I might flip those two. I think both will have great seasons.

 

[ducky]

Brown. He's a legit outside WR that KC flat out lacked the last couple of seasons. Finally they went out and didnt get a gimmick.

 

[DJ]

Quite a list, but I'm leaning towards Hollywood Brown with a real QB throwing him balls...

I agree.

I think he has a monster season and cashes in next offseason with another team.

 

[Clayton]

1. Keenan Allen
2. Hollywood Brown
3. Calvin Ridley
4. Darnell Mooney
5. Dionte Johnson
6. Jerry Jeudy
7. Gabe Davis

Allen probably was a top 10 WR last year but I could see Brown maybe passing him up just due to being in KC

 

[Xeliou66]

Keenan Allen gets my vote - last year Moore was basically the Bears only strong receiver, so adding in another 1000 yard guy to the offense is a huge boost. Plus Caleb Williams will be the QB now in Chicago, and having 2 very good receivers will be a huge help to him.

 

[DJ]

1. Keenan Allen
2. Hollywood Brown
3. Calvin Ridley
4. Darnell Mooney
5. Dionte Johnson
6. Jerry Jeudy
7. Gabe Davis

Allen probably was a top 10 WR last year but I could see Brown maybe passing him up just due to being in KC

Reason I don't think Allen is because he is injury prone....and Mahomes is going to love having Brown.

 

[Clayton]

Reason I don't think Allen is because he is injury prone....and Mahomes is going to love having Brown.

I certainly wouldn't put money on Allen or anything. For all we know, the Bears draft Johnny Manziel 2.0

 

[Shanemansj13]

Rice and Kelce will have more targets than Brown so I highly doubt Brown is at the top of his list.

Allen is injury prone? 100+ receptions 6 of the last 7 seasons. Pretty damn good for injury prone.

I would say Keenan or Ridley. If Levis takes a jump Ridley will be targeted a lot especially if they are behind in games.

 

[shopson67]

I'm the only one voting for Diontae? He finally gives that Panthers offense a legitimate target. Easily the biggest impact IMO. The rest are #2 targets for the offenses at best.

 

[MilkSpiller22]

Allen and hollywood are the only 2 with actual elite ceilings even as WR2 for their teams...


the rest, either because they are on bad teams, or they are just not that good of a player, i dont see any others to be anything better than a WR3 for a decent team...

 

[DJ]

Rice and Kelce will have more targets than Brown so I highly doubt Brown is at the top of his list.

Allen is injury prone? 100+ receptions 6 of the last 7 seasons. Pretty damn good for injury prone.

I would say Keenan or Ridley. If Levis takes a jump Ridley will be targeted a lot especially if they are behind in games.

My bad.

I was thinking of Williams.

 

[shopson67]

Allen and hollywood are the only 2 with actual elite ceilings even as WR2 for their teams...


the rest, either because they are on bad teams, or they are just not that good of a player, i dont see any others to be anything better than a WR3 for a decent team...

Brown is a mirage IMO. Sure, he falls into a great opportunity with the Chiefs, but he hasn't broken out to date (his best season with the Ravens was 91-1008-6, and he's not getting anywhere near that many targets behind Rice and Kelce IMO). For a supposed deep threat, his average yardage per catch is 11.6, which would've been outside the top 50 last year.

 

[DJ]

Brown is a mirage IMO. Sure, he falls into a great opportunity with the Chiefs, but he hasn't broken out to date (his best season with the Ravens was 91-1008-6, and he's not getting anywhere near that many targets behind Rice and Kelce IMO). For a supposed deep threat, his average yardage per catch is 11.6, which would've been outside the top 50 last year.

Mahomes will target Brown a lot....

 

[MilkSpiller22]

Brown is a mirage IMO. Sure, he falls into a great opportunity with the Chiefs, but he hasn't broken out to date (his best season with the Ravens was 91-1008-6, and he's not getting anywhere near that many targets behind Rice and Kelce IMO). For a supposed deep threat, his average yardage per catch is 11.6, which would've been outside the top 50 last year.

no, he is not the greatest... but he is what KC has lacked since losing Tyreek... and we are talking impact, not whether he puts up the numbers.... the fear of deep down the field will open up everything else.... and brown is one of the better speed WRs...

 

[DJ]

Brown will be the #1 while Rice will be the #2. Kelce will get his fair share of targets but he is getting up there.

 

[DJ]

no, he is not the greatest... but he is what KC has lacked since losing Tyreek... and we are talking impact, not whether he puts up the numbers.... the fear of deep down the field will open up everything else.... and brown is one of the better speed WRs...

Yep. He is gonna make that offense better and that is pretty damn scary for the rest of the League.

 

[MilkSpiller22]

Brown will be the #1 while Rice will be the #2. Kelce will get his fair share of targets but he is getting up there.

i highly doubt he will get more targets than rice and kelce... but his impact is not about his numbers, its about the deep ball threat being there again...

 

[shopson67]

Brown will be the #1 while Rice will be the #2. Kelce will get his fair share of targets but he is getting up there.

Kelce is the #1