Better year Antonio bryant or Chris Chambers

[sleepers3]

I have both.I think Chambers is the more talented of the 2 but suffers from horrible QBs and a hard schedule.Bryant seems to be clicking with Dilfer and I think Bryant will post bigger numbers then Chambers at the years end.What do you think?

[A2theIzzo]

Im going to say Chambers just because he has shown more in his previous season. Much safer in my opinion then Bryant.

[Interstorm]

i agree for pretty much the reasons you state. chambers looked great when he broke into the league a handful of years ago. since then, though, the continual QB problems on that team have really held him back.

as for bryant, i don't think he is actually that far behind chambers in talent...but, even though it is only dilfer - i think cleveland is going to surprise people this year. they WON'T make the playoffs (i'm even a browns fan) - not with baltimore and pittsburgh in that division - but they'll be pretty efficient and are FINALLY on the right track.

i'd really be interested to see what chambers could do in a good situation. just imagine if, somehow for some reason, instead of travis taylor being dumped by the ravens it was chambers...and chris signed on with the vikings. i'd LOVE to see what he could do in a system like that.

[Kilroy]

I gotta go against the grain and say Bryant. (No Real "facts" to back it up, other than MIA may be one of the only teams in the NFL with a worse offense than Cleveland, and I think Bryant has some real sleeper potential.)

For What It's Worth.

God Bless the Gulf Coast.

[gatorman1122]

Chambers...slightly more consistent throughout the past couple of years ...with an improved running game in Miami, it's quite possible for Chambers to break out and have a 1000 yd season...remember, this kid puts up great stats despite having shaky QBs (his best QB so far has been Fiedler )...plus, it doesn't hurt that Chambers runs a 4.3ish 40 and has a 45+ inch vert.

[bagobonez]

I am a huge fan of Bryant, but I gotta go with Chambers until Bryant proves he's more than just "potential."