Best WRs in the NFCE? (1-4)

[gimmesix]

Turpin / Tolbert can be adequate WR3 , if we can get a good WR2, with Ceedee , we would have a good 1-2-3 punch with Fergie/ schoon combo our offense will be ready for passing game

( LOL, need a QB and running game , but lets defer that for time being ....)

I want to see quite a bit more of Turpin in that third-receiver role. I think we need to be careful not to overwork him, but he produced when he was put out there and is a gamebreaker.

 

[Califan007]

According to the link posted by someone earlier, Terry Mclaurin had fewer targets per game than Brown, Lamb, or Nabers—he ranked 34th in targets per game. Had twice the TDs of any of them, though.

He’s also been a contested catch monster…at some point last season it was stated that since his first year in the league, Mclaurin had the most contested catches in the NFL and it wasn’t even remotely close. And a few years ago there was a stat that showed Mclaurin had the 2nd highest percentage of uncatchable passes thrown his way—which isn’t surprising considering he literally had 11 different mediocre-to-awful QBs throwing him the ball over his first 5 years…4 in 2020 alone.

Mclaurin is far better than some on this thread give him credit for.

 

[DallasEast]

According to the link posted by someone earlier, Terry Mclaurin had fewer targets per game than Brown, Lamb, or Nabers—he ranked 34th in targets per game. Had twice the TDs of any of them, though.

He’s also been a contested catch monster…at some point last season it was stated that since his first year in the league, Mclaurin had the most contested catches in the NFL and it wasn’t even remotely close. And a few years ago there was a stat that showed Mclaurin had the 2nd highest percentage of uncatchable passes thrown his way—which isn’t surprising considering he literally had 11 different mediocre-to-awful QBs throwing him the ball over his first 5 years…4 in 2020 alone.

Mclaurin is far better than some on this thread give him credit for.

This is a very good information for anyone reading who does not watch non-Cowboys games. It is why I emphasized the possible future for the Daniels/McLaurin combo in my earlier post. They have a high ceiling of productivity ahead for them.

 

[OmerV]

When has he ever put up big passing numbers? He's never thrown over 4k in his whole career. What's your argument is what i'm asking. My whole argument is AJ Brown's stats suffer because of the offense he plays in. If you disagree then argue against that but i'm not entirely sure what you're arguign agains there.

He's never been one of the top passers, but I never said he was. But it's not as if he can't or hasn't been a solid passer and can't or hasn't thrown for enough yardage for receivers to put up big numbers.

You said AJ Brown can't put up the kind of numbers to rate him among the top receivers because of Hurts, yet the reality is in 2022 AJ Brown was 4th in the NFL in receiving, and to add to that, Devonta Smith was 9th. Hurts was 10th in passing yards that year.

In 2023 AJ Brown was 5th in receiving and Smith 20th. Brown had a better year than JaMarr Chase, Stephon Diggs, Mike Evans. Hurts was a little more middle of the road in yardage, but he still had 2 receivers with over 1,000 yards.

In 2024 AJ Brown was on pace to be 3rd in receiving in the NFL, but he missed 4 games. And that's even with the team emphasizing the running game a lot more after getting Barkely

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

He's never been one of the top passers, but I never said he was. But it's not as if he can't or hasn't been a solid passer and can't or hasn't thrown for enough yardage for receivers to put up big numbers.

You said AJ Brown can't put up the kind of numbers to rate him among the top receivers because of Hurts, yet the reality is in 2022 AJ Brown was 4th in the NFL in receiving, and to add to that, Devonta Smith was 9th. Hurts was 10th in passing yards that year.

In 2023 AJ Brown was 5th in receiving and Smith 20th. Brown had a better year than JaMarr Chase, Stephon Diggs, Mike Evans. Hurts was a little more middle of the road in yardage, but he still had 2 receivers with over 1,000 yards.

In 2024 AJ Brown was on pace to be 3rd in receiving in the NFL, but he missed 4 games. And that's even with the team emphasizing the running game a lot more after getting Barkely

I’m speaking strictly on the NFC East. If he was in a more passing offense his stats would be as good or better than Lamb. I’m taking Lamb but my stance is he’s not 4th on this list and he’s closer to first.