[CBFF] Ranking the WRs and TEs, team-by-team

[Steve Behrens]

Personally, I feel it all falls on Moose's shoulders this season to lift the
rec'g corp up on his shoulders and be the leader with them.  If we see a
replay of last year, we're in trouble.. IMHO.

He's my biggest concern for this team, not counting the possible hold-out
situation.

-Behr


On 7/18/06, Victor Waldron <victor19 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Sad, but again considering what we do know (not much) this is a good
> ranking for us. This is why I advocated for inquiring about
> Lelie.........he has at least been somewhat productive   in the NFL,
> moreso than anyone on our roster other than Moose. Inquire, but do it
> while waving the yellow caution flag.
>
> V
>
> On 7/18/06, mactbone <mactbone0 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > I was going to wait until they were done with all of the units before I
> posted it but I figure this should get a discussion - and some vitriol -
> going.
> >   http://www.footballoutsiders.com/2006/07/15/fo-on-fox/4018/
> >
> >   I'm not sure I'd rank the Bears last, but they're definitely in the
> bottom five. Muhammed is the only proven reciever in the league but he's old
> and dropping too many passes. We've been talking about the potential but
> results are what's important. BTW, here's a snippet from the Titans
> paragraph "Rumors of substantial playing time for Bobby Wade — owner of the
> lowest DPAR among receivers two years running — speaks to the inadequacy of
> those options."
> >
> >   Ned Macey / FootballOutsiders.com
> > Football Outsiders presents their picks for the best wide receiver and
> tight ends."-->Posted: 11 hours ago
> >   32. Chicago  Everyone agrees that the Bears needed a wide receiver
> before last season. The mistake was signing a 32-year-old coming off his
> first 1,000-yard season in four years. The Bears are stuck with Muhsin
> Muhammad, who led the league in dropped passes according to the Football
> Outsiders game-charting project. He has to be better this year, but he'll
> never match his 2004 career year. Mark Bradley will get the inside track to
> start thanks to his draft position, but Chicago's most promising receiver
> may be Bernard Berrian. Tight end Desmond Clark is nothing special as a
> receiver.
> >
> >
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