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PFF’s top 32 wide receivers

well, anybody on that list will still have to catch the ball in order for it to be a catch. You don't get more catches or yards just because you're on that list.
 
Dolph N.Fan said:
Soooo..... PFF has rookie QBs on their top QB list ranking but not a single rookie WR on their top WR list? I'm sure many 1st rd WRs just drafted are better than the likes of Cole Beasley and Cooper Kupp lol
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Beasley, for sure probably

Kupp is pretty decent
 
Travis34 said:
Beasley, for sure probably

Kupp is pretty decent
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I think it's safe to say Waddle, Chase, Smith are better to than Kupp. You can never tell with these PFF rankings if they're going by what players have done recently or by name status. Michael Thomas was hardly more productive than Albert Wilson last year lol
 
Tailgun said:
You guys are here talking about their WR and RB lists I'm guessing haven't seen the QB list - they went full retard on that one.
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Post it up! I’ve just posted these as I’ve randomly seen them
 
This is what they had to say about Fuller and Parker.

25. WILL FULLER V, MIAMI DOLPHINS​

Fuller is a genuine speedster who has proven to be one of the most dangerous deep threats at the position when healthy. Over 26% of his targets since 2018 have resulted in a 15-plus-yard gain, the eighth-highest percentage among wide receivers over that span.

Despite missing significant time in each of those three seasons, Fuller came in at No. 8 in total receiving yards on vertical targets where he had separation on his coverage defender. Him on the field alongside Jaylen Waddle is a scary thought.
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27. DEVANTE PARKER, MIAMI DOLPHINS​

Parker revitalized his career in 2018 and 2019, earning the best season grades among his six NFL campaigns. He ranks 23rd in receiving grade over the past two seasons, churning out 55 explosive receptions of 15-plus yards (tied for seventh) and 43 contested catches (second) in the process. Parker accomplished that while seeing the third-highest rate of snaps against press coverage (45.6%). He leads the league in 15-plus-yard pass plays against press coverage since 2019 (32).
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The way I read this is defenses play press against Parker because they believe it gives them an advantage, and we all know that Parker is one of the worst WRs at gaining separation. I don't have the data, but I would guess defenses play Parker straight up.

If you were the OC. How would you utilize Parker? What personnel grouping would you use, 11 or 12. What WR would you prefer to use in each?
 
Beach Bum said:
This is what they had to say about Fuller and Parker.





The way I read this is defenses play press against Parker because they believe it gives them an advantage, and we all know that Parker is one of the worst WRs at gaining separation. I don't have the data, but I would guess defenses play Parker straight up.

If you were the OC. How would you utilize Parker? What personnel grouping would you use, 11 or 12. What WR would you prefer to use in each?
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Well, I believe Parker went up against most teams #1 corner throughout his career. That could change this year. Teams will probably put their top corner on Fuller. After Waddle gets his feet wet, watch out!

I would utilize Parker the same way the team has, but expect he could be more productive.
 
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