Which WR will outproduce their draft value in 2013?

Simply question, multiple answers. Cobb and even Crabtree did so this year. Who will carry the torch in 2013?

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Josh Gordon and yes I know he will be ranked high. I just think he could explode this year.
Givens people will lay off since the Rams.
KBritt year off will help. Locker couldn't be worse, could he?

Yeah, I like Gordon and Britt here as well. I will also add Garcon, Sid Rice, Ant Brown and Blackmon.

Doggie you don't figure Garcon to be drafted high? He's borderline WR2/WR1 as is.

For me its the other end of the Titans, Kendall Wright would cement himself as the number 1 receiver in Tennessee if he hasn't yet. I expect him to post over 1000 yards and 7TDs.

And Michael Floyd. I'm super high on this kid. Since week 13 he and Fitzgerald had 42 targets apiece. With Floyd catching more balls. I see him as a solid WR3 next year.

Wutthecrapman said:

Doggie you don't figure Garcon to be drafted high? He's borderline WR2/WR1 as is.

For me its the other end of the Titans, Kendall Wright would cement himself as the number 1 receiver in Tennessee if he hasn't yet. I expect him to post over 1000 yards and 7TDs.

And Michael Floyd. I'm super high on this kid. Since week 13 he and Fitzgerald had 42 targets apiece. With Floyd catching more balls. I see him as a solid WR3 next year.

Well, outside of the DC Nation, I don't think Garcon is getting as much hype. So yeah, I think he is being drafted as a WR2 for the most part and he will put up WR1 numbers in 2013 if he stays healthy (another reason many don't draft him very high). Wow, Wright as the WR1 in TENN is pretty bold. I'm not sure I see that but I like your boldness, lol. I could see Floyd bumping up his production but there is still a little thing called a QB that has to be addressed in ARI first. That will make or break what happens with Floyd in 2013.

I'm on the Michael Floyd bandwagon as well...

My other predictions are Mohamed Sanu and Brian Quick

Troy_Polamalyourass said:

I'm on the Michael Floyd bandwagon as well...

My other predictions are Mohamed Sanu and Brian Quick

I was on him as well until he went down and Jones stepped up at the end of the season. Now I've been reading that Jones should start opposite AJG with Sanu behind Hawkins in the slot. I guess we'll see.......

Troy_Polamalyourass said:

I'm on the Michael Floyd bandwagon as well...

My other predictions are Mohamed Sanu and Brian Quick

I like this prediction troy. Quick has all the tools to be really good. He has shown a few flashes already. I'm pretty high on him.

But I'm probably biased since I went to the same college as him and seen him play there too

Whos_Ur_Doggie said:

Yeah, I like Gordon and Britt here as well. I will also add Garcon, Sid Rice, Ant Brown and Blackmon.

I like all of these. Also add to the list, Denario and Givens.

Greg jennings?

bddavidson said:

Greg jennings?

LOL.... good one bdd. He has fallen quite a bit in drafts and depending on where he ends up, he could be very good.

I like Danario Alexander here for obvious reasons. If he stays healthy, you're looking at +70 catches, +1,000 yards, and +10 TDs.

My super/bold sleeper, who I think won't put up crazy numbers, but feel that he will easily outproduce ADP is Armon Binns. While in Cincinnati this kid outplayed Sanu and Marvin Jones and started opposite of AJ Green for 5-6 games before he got hurt. Now he is in Miami with literally no one in his way, unless you want to include Hartline. He will have a whole offseason to gel with Tannehill and learn the offense. Not saying he will put up crazy numbers, but I can see him outproducing his ADP easily.

rhinos00 said:

I like Danario Alexander here for obvious reasons. If he stays healthy, you're looking at +70 catches, +1,000 yards, and +10 TDs.

My super/bold sleeper, who I think won't put up crazy numbers, but feel that he will easily outproduce ADP is Armon Binns. While in Cincinnati this kid outplayed Sanu and Marvin Jones and started opposite of AJ Green for 5-6 games before he got hurt. Now he is in Miami with literally no one in his way, unless you want to include Hartline. He will have a whole offseason to gel with Tannehill and learn the offense. Not saying he will put up crazy numbers, but I can see him outproducing his ADP easily.

Could be true but I also think Miami with land one of the big three FA WR's. It may help Binns in the long run anyway, lol.

Hilton, Blackmon, and I think Garcon is still under valued by most people.

Whos_Ur_Doggie said:

rhinos00 said:

I like Danario Alexander here for obvious reasons. If he stays healthy, you're looking at +70 catches, +1,000 yards, and +10 TDs.

My super/bold sleeper, who I think won't put up crazy numbers, but feel that he will easily outproduce ADP is Armon Binns. While in Cincinnati this kid outplayed Sanu and Marvin Jones and started opposite of AJ Green for 5-6 games before he got hurt. Now he is in Miami with literally no one in his way, unless you want to include Hartline. He will have a whole offseason to gel with Tannehill and learn the offense. Not saying he will put up crazy numbers, but I can see him outproducing his ADP easily.

Could be true but I also think Miami with land one of the big three FA WR's. It may help Binns in the long run anyway, lol.

I concur Doggie. I'm really fishing on this one, but it has to mean something that the kid was able to hold off Sanu and Marvin Jones in Cincinnati. 6'3" and close to 220 lbs is not a bad size either! If he produces, I think he will be better off with Miami signing a top WR.

if your looking for sleeper in Miami mathews is worth a look.

Jordy Nelson. I still think he's Green Bays #1 WR. I believe he'll put up more points than Cobb in a non-PPR format. PPR, it's closer to even. His price tag is a few rounds lower. He put up some big numbers when he was healthy but struggled with some injuries this year. He wasn't even drafted in the 6-round mock on this site that Smitty drafted in.

I like Sanu and Da Bears Jeffery

I agree w/ Jennings & Jordy as great value's from where they have fallen. can still produce. reggie wayne isn't bad either.

vjax non-ppr has been steal every year.

wh0urdady said:

Hilton, Blackmon, and I think Garcon is still under valued by most people.

Good list...I will add Sydney Rice here as well with an offseason and preseason with Wilson implanted as the starter and him being fully healthy. I =d be willing to bet Crabtree wiill still out play his draft pos as well for another season. Also D Jax and Maclin with Kelley in town.

Torrey Smith will be drafted as a WR2 but will crank out top 10 numbers.

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