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Jan 18, 2022 · Ranking the 25 best wide receivers from the 2021 NFL regular season. Outside of the quarterback, wide receiver is the most important position on a football field. Getting a true WR1, paired with a top quarterback, can take a team to contention status. The 2021 Cincinnati Bengals are a prime example.
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Feb 13, 2023 · Where every pass catcher in the NFL stands, according to ESPN Analytics Open, catch, YAC and overall receiver ratings for NFL pass catchers. Filter or search to find players.
- Davante Adams, Packers
- Stefon Diggs, Bills
- Deandre Hopkins, Cardinals
- Tyreek Hill, Chiefs
- Allen Robinson, Bears
- A.J. Brown, Titans
- Justin Jefferson, Vikings
- Michael Thomas, Saints
- Julio Jones, Titans
- Calvin Ridley, Falcons
Adams, 28, came back from an injury-curbed season to light it up as big-time scorer again in 2020 setting a career high for touchdowns. He has great hands and route-running. His ability to get open on intermediate routes everywhere through the red zone makes him the best overall target reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers has had in his career. Adams is line...
Diggs, 27, got out of Minnesota in a co-No. 1 situation and emerged as the dominant go-to guy for Buffalo, getting the high volume he desired. He immediately established awesome chemistry with young gun QB Josh Allen and seamlessly toggled between speedy deep threat and after-catch playmaker..
"Nuk" has made it work with different quarterbacks throughout his career, spiked by Deshaun Watson, so it was no surprise he revved up for his new team with another exciting young moble passer, Kyler Murray. Smooth is the best word to describe how Hopkins, 29, works himself open and sets up defenders. Still special after several years in the league...
Hill, 27, is the most dangerous deep threat in the game, enhanced by having a QB, Patrick Mahomes, who has the high-velocity downfield arm to catch up to his speed. Hill is underrated as a route runner with great inside-outside versatility. He can take over games and also break free in a big-play moment even when teams scheme to try to take him out...
Robinson, 27, hasn't had the best QB breaks in his career, going back to his 2015 breakout season with Blake Bortles in Jacksonville. He has rebounded and evolved his game during three seasons in Chicago, despite catching passes from Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles. Robinson excels outside but like all terrific No. 1s, his usage is set be expanded...
Brown is ready for a massive third season at only 24, now flanked by former Falcons go-to guy Julio Jones. Brown is a terror in stretching the field, both with his ability to track deep balls from Ryan Tannehill and bursting downfield after the catch. Like Jones and former Ole Miss teammate DK Metcalf, Brown is a special physical specimen. Look for...
Jefferson is still only 22 after winning Sporting News offensive rookie of the yearand bringing up immediate-impact memories of Randy Moss in Minnesota. Jefferson was an amazing replacement for Diggs with his speed and quickness, proving to everyone he could have a successful transition from dedicated slot at LSU to regular perimeter status n the N...
Thomas, 28, is still feeling the effects of the ankle injury that marred his 2020 after three seasons of ultimate durability as the game's premier intermediate possession receiver. Should he return healthy soon, Thomas' combination of size, hands and routes should be a big factor helping Jameis Winston and Taysom Hill. It won't be quite the same as...
At 32, Jones is changing teams and trying to shake off some more issues with soft-issue injuries. When on the field, he still has a rare combination of physicality and flat-out explosive speed. The future Hall of Famer makes up for what he doesn't get in short-area touchdowns with long-ball intimidation and execution. 2020 stats (with Falcons):51 r...
Ridley, 26, elevates to unquestioned No. 1 status in Atlanta with Jones moving on to Nashville. Ridley has been a shifty route runner made to deliver on third downs and the red zone, but he has expanded his repertoire with a healthy dose of big downfield plays for Matt Ryan. 2020 stats: 90 receptions on 143 targets, 1,374 yards, 9 TDs, 15.3 yards p...
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- DAVANTE ADAMS, GREEN BAY PACKERS. Adams was the highest-graded (92.2), most valuable (0.9 WAR) and most productive (2.96 yards per route run) wide receiver of the 2020 season.
- DEANDRE HOPKINS, ARIZONA CARDINALS. Nuk has ranked sixth or higher in receiving grade among wide receivers in five of the past six seasons, earning 88.0-plus marks each time.
- TYREEK HILL, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS. The term “perennial deep threat” is thrown around loosely, but when it comes to the Cheetah, it certainly applies. Over the past four years, Hill has notched 56 receptions (most by 10), 2,240 yards (most by 687) and 25 touchdowns (most by 10) on targets of 20-plus yards downfield.
- ALLEN ROBINSON II, CHICAGO BEARS. After enduring poor quarterback play in every single year of his NFL career, Robinson finally has a signal-caller with immense potential throwing him the ball in Justin Fields.
- DeAndre Hopkins, Cardinals. DeAndre Hopkins has become a virtual lock to make the Pro Bowl in recent years. A change of scenery in 2020 resulted in one of the best seasons of his career, which is a strong indication that he’s one of the best in the business.
- Tyreek Hill, Chiefs. Speed is the name of the game, and that’s exactly what Tyreek Hill brings to the table. He’s so fast that the Chiefs always find a way to use him in the running game because he can be dangerous if he gets into open space.
- Davante Adams, Packers. Granted, it’s a little easier when Aaron Rodgers is the one throwing the ball to you, but that doesn’t make Davante Adams any less impressive over the last few seasons.
- Stefon Diggs, Bills. If you thought Stefon Diggs was good in Minnesota, he took things to another level during his first season in Buffalo. While his yards per catch average was one of the lowest of his career, Diggs was uncover-able, hauling in a league-high 127 catches for a league-high 1,535 yards.
Jul 21, 2021 · Who are the top three cornerbacks heading into the 2021 NFL season? Check out the gold, silver and bronze medalists at the position, according to the voting of our 25-analyst panel. news
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The following are the 2021 NFL Receiving statistical leaders, sorted by receptions. KEY: Gms = Games Played, Rec = Receptions, Yds = Receiving Yards, Avg = Receiving Average, YPG = Receiving Yards Per Game, Lg = Longest Reception, TD = Touchdown Receptions, FD = First Down Receptions, Tar = Receiving Targets, YAC = Yards After Catch
