Cornbread Maxwell wrote:I think you guys are completely wrong. Holt > Harrison.
Last yr was not a career yr for Holt - it was a trend shift. He will get those type of numbers again this yr. The Oline issues are being blown way out of porportion. The real stat you should concern yourself with is passes thrown to. Bulger will go to Holt over and over this yr - just like last yr. Holt leads the entire NFL in passes thrown to. Was last yr a fluke or career yr? no way - he WILL reapeat unless he gets injured.
If you want to talk about a career yr - look at Harrison in 2002.
This will be the last yr people are even discussing whether or not Harrison should be taken ahead of Holt.
Beatiful
I noticed you have been saying this is the last year for a lot of things.
i think u guys r underating holt. holt has always had strong seasons just never the TD`s to back it up. now he did and added more yards because bruce is no longer tha man. What is holding him back this year? he ahs bulger who loves to throw to him. now harrison is 32 not getting better, failed to reach 100 receptions last year, and has to share with two good TE and edge. I know holt has to share also. I guess there is no def. number 2 its just opinion. but after number 4 it gets intresting.
I'm kinda with Cornbread on this one (but not entirely) - I think that the Rams are phasing Bruce out more and more each year and Holt will see a similar number of passes thrown his way, but the quality of those passes will not be what they were last year - Bulger will be rushed often and hurry throws to Holt being double-covered all day... I think he'll still get the yards, but won't come close to matching those ever-important TD's...
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Cornbread Maxwell wrote:I think you guys are completely wrong. Holt > Harrison.
Last yr was not a career yr for Holt - it was a trend shift. He will get those type of numbers again this yr. The Oline issues are being blown way out of porportion. The real stat you should concern yourself with is passes thrown to. Bulger will go to Holt over and over this yr - just like last yr. Holt leads the entire NFL in passes thrown to. Was last yr a fluke or career yr? no way - he WILL reapeat unless he gets injured.
If you want to talk about a career yr - look at Harrison in 2002.
This will be the last yr people are even discussing whether or not Harrison should be taken ahead of Holt.
It might seem like it on these boards, but you aren't alone. I have Harrison and Holt as essentially tied for #2 receiver. Well behind Moss, but well above Ward/TO/Chad
Plindsey88 wrote: the difference between Harrison and Wayne is MUCH greater than the difference between Holt and Bruce...
I really disagree with this. I assume we are talking talent wise, and im pretty sure Holt is more talented than Harrison. If you watch Reggie Wayne play, i dont think there is a big difference between him and bruce, id probably rather have Wayne. Therefore i think the difference between Holt and Bruce is about the same as that of Harrison and Wayne
Cornbread Maxwell wrote:I think you guys are completely wrong. Holt > Harrison.
Last yr was not a career yr for Holt - it was a trend shift. He will get those type of numbers again this yr. The Oline issues are being blown way out of porportion. The real stat you should concern yourself with is passes thrown to. Bulger will go to Holt over and over this yr - just like last yr. Holt leads the entire NFL in passes thrown to. Was last yr a fluke or career yr? no way - he WILL reapeat unless he gets injured.
If you want to talk about a career yr - look at Harrison in 2002.
This will be the last yr people are even discussing whether or not Harrison should be taken ahead of Holt.
Beatiful
I noticed you have been saying this is the last year for a lot of things.
If all things were equal coming into this year than I think Holt would be slightly ahead of Harrison because of age and offense. However, things really aren't. Dismiss the O-line problems if you will, but that's a huge issue I believe. If you've heard talk recently between Martz and Pace, I'd be surprised if he wouldn't be sitting out regular season games at this point. Bottom line is, if you don't have time to throw the ball, it doesn't matter how many times you are targetted.
As for Harrison and his numbers next year, that all hinges on his contract status. If he's back with the Colts, I personally don't see his numbers dropping off terribly. I see him becoming Jerry Rice-esque, continuing to produce.
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You're right, after Santana there is a big drop off.
But seriously, I see it like this:
In a league of his own...
Randy Moss
Lonely second tier...
Marvin Harrison
Third tier...
Torry Holt, Terrell Owens, Hines Ward
Fourth Tier...
Chad Johnson, Joe Horn
Fifth Tier...
Derrick Mason, Santana Moss, Steve Smith, Darrell Jackson
After that, it's a mess, but I like Lavernues Coles as a sort of sleeper (can he qualify as a sleeper) to move into the top twelve of fantasy receivers. I also like Javon Walker to break out, and think Porter and Toomer could have good solid years despite QB uncertainties.