Clayton's more of a possession receiver, but he was the 2nd best WR in the draft IMO to Fitz, and he's going to get the touches. Great guy to have on your bench or start in deeper leagues. Gabriel is not a rookie. I highly doubt there will be a Boldin this year.
I think Roy is the most physically ready to be a decent NFL WR right now. Consistency will be an issue with all the guys I see this year. Don't see another Boldin, but Fitzgerald/Williams will be good #3 WR.
In terms of emerging, it could be Terrell. Grossman looked to him early and often yesterday for over 120 recieving yards.
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by Members Only Jackets_ffc » Mon Sep 13, 2004 1:37 am
KolbSaves wrote:In terms of emerging, it could be Terrell. Grossman looked to him early and often yesterday for over 120 recieving yards.
I was going to say Terrell too! I watched my Steelers (at a Raider bar) today and the game next to my TV was the Bears/Lions. I liked what I saw from Terrell and T Jones will only help matters....Or I can see them in several pass only situations late in the game which will pad D Terrell's stats.
All week I was thinking about adding him and I made sure to keep him on watch...his performance vs Detroit sealed the deal.
Thank god penalty yards arent counted in fantasy: Terrell can't shut his mouth. I don't mind as long as he produces. Grossman really likes to hit Terrell, and it should continue next week vs the Pack.
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by mikeprovri » Sun Sep 12, 2004 11:56 pm 
