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I feel like there is a widespread misconception of WR1, 2, 3, etc.

These are fantasy terms to categorize the production of receivers. They arent concrete positional buckets that players are placed in and limit production. 

Coker would have been considered the last receiver of 7 to make the 53 last season but didn't end that way.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, csx said:

I feel like there is a widespread misconception of WR1, 2, 3, etc.

These are fantasy terms to categorize the production of receivers. They arent concrete positional buckets that players are placed in and limit production. 

The NFL #1 WR has been a mythical beast for years on here. You're pretty much a #2 at best unless you're a future HOFer.

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1 hour ago, csx said:

I feel like there is a widespread misconception of WR1, 2, 3, etc.

These are fantasy terms to categorize the production of receivers. They arent concrete positional buckets that players are placed in and limit production. 

Coker would have been considered the last receiver of 7 to make the 53 last season but didn't end that way.

 

 

our WR 1 for a nice stretch was Greg Olsen.  

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27 minutes ago, csx said:

No, that would be TE1

I mean, WR1 is generally speaking who your pass game is built around.  And that was Greg Olsen. 

Back in the day the X was normally your best player in the pass game and who the pass game went through.  So often that was the "WR1" position.  

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1 hour ago, uncfan888 said:

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Part of me has started prepping for more 42-14 regular season scores. It wasn't the Browns game that did that because it is preseason. But it exposed the lack of depth the Panthers have. Also, the fact the Browns 2nd team managed to get to the Panthers 21, before ultimately winning out on a 4th and 1 where Stefanski went empty with a rookie QB, is concerning. The Browns also should have had a first down their first drive but Diontae dropped a ball and the receiver didn't get enough depth on 2nd down where he caught the ball at the sticks. 

concern level is high. 

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57 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

Part of me has started prepping for more 42-14 regular season scores. It wasn't the Browns game that did that because it is preseason. But it exposed the lack of depth the Panthers have. Also, the fact the Browns 2nd team managed to get to the Panthers 21, before ultimately winning out on a 4th and 1 where Stefanski went empty with a rookie QB, is concerning. The Browns also should have had a first down their first drive but Diontae dropped a ball and the receiver didn't get enough depth on 2nd down where he caught the ball at the sticks. 

concern level is high. 

Our line backers are all current or past UDFA’s and we don’t have a pass rush…so yeah.

And we have one good corner than gets hurt a lot.

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