Crazy WR Rankings...Or Genius???

[Chef99]

Check these out and make your call:

Updated 2014 Fantasy Football Rankings: Top 40 Wide Receivers | Rotoprofessor

 

[RobBase]

Stopped at 2.

Clearly the author got his Bears WRs mixed up.

 

[Stomp]

Not the order I would put them in, but I do think Alshon is a better receiver than Brandon

 

[TREFF]

Meh, seen worse. Dez at 6 is a bigger gaffe than Jeffrey at 2. I could see Jeffrey beating Marshall. . But I can't imagine a scenarios where Cruz is better than Dez

 

[Chef99]

Meh, seen worse. Dez at 6 is a bigger gaffe than Jeffrey at 2. I could see Jeffrey beating Marshall. . But I can't imagine a scenarios where Cruz is better than Dez

I think the Jeffrey ranking is a bit of a reach, but the Cruz ranking really threw me off. Salsa, anyone?

 

[SteelersPride]

I keep saying Cruz is gonna be big

 

[Beengay fudgepackers]

Not the order I would put them in, but I do think Alshon is a better receiver than Brandon

Agreed, Jeffery has more talent, but cutler will throw it to Marshall until Marshall or cutler get injured.

 

[TREFF]

I keep saying Cruz is gonna be big

Still waiting for Eli to show he's better than EJ...I know he is. . But he hasn't played like it since 2012.

 

[tlance]

Honestly, I don't think they are that bad. There are a couple I don't agree with, but Jeffrey has as much talent as any of the super elite WRs.

I think his RB ranks are worse.

 

[averagejoe]

Thanks for posting, Chef! As much as we FF enthusiasts would love to think that or view is more right than our associates, the truth of the matter is that every year, about 50% of the top-ranked RB and WR do not finish that way. And picking the guys that may drop out of that elite list is hard to imagine sometimes.

That said, he seems to have pretty much the same WR listed in the top 15 as everyone else does, just in a more haphazard order.

 

[jdwills126]

Alshon is the better WR at this point in their careers...Marshall. But if Cutler feeds BM the ball he is the better WR. I think the Bears will be a better team if Alshon is the top target.

 

[kramer1]

Marshall and Jeffrey will both be studs.

 

[SmokingMonkey]

won't get into it again, but I truly believe that Cutler has matured a lot under Trestman, and that he won't be force feeding Marshall as he did in the past. But I totally agree with Kramer - both will be every week starters, and I consider them both to be matchup proof due to their ability to make catches in traffic.

I loved Jeffery when he was a gamecock, and was disappointed in both the fact that the Rams drafted Quick at the beginning of the 2nd round, and then traded with the Bears so they could draft him in the middle of the 2nd round. When he reported to camp as a rookie and was out of shape, I thought the Rams didn't miss out on much. Then he burst on the scene last year after a few weeks and looks to be top notch. This is my last year to hold out hope that Quick can do the same.

 

[Chef99]

Thanks for posting, Chef! As much as we FF enthusiasts would love to think that or view is more right than our associates, the truth of the matter is that every year, about 50% of the top-ranked RB and WR do not finish that way. And picking the guys that may drop out of that elite list is hard to imagine sometimes.

That said, he seems to have pretty much the same WR listed in the top 15 as everyone else does, just in a more haphazard order.

Thank you for the thank you, Joe! The professor is an enjoyable read, and I was interested in seeing what posters on here thought. And if he is right about Jeffrey, I shall be very happy indeed!