NFC East: Rank the WR/TE Groups

DFWJC · May 23, 2017

I notice the receiving groups in the NFC East are pretty stellar...and we're a bit bored, so

Rank each team's core receiving groups in order.....Top 3 WRs and 1 TE per team

Here they are in alphabetical order:

Dallas: Dez Bryant, Terrance Williams, Cole Beasely, Jason Witten

New York: Odell Beckham, Brandon Marshall, Sterling Shephard, Evan Engram

Philadelphia: Alshon Jeffery, Jordan Matthews, Torrey Smith, Zack Ertz

Washington: Terrelle Pryor, Jamison Crowder, Josh Doctson, Jordan Reed

Direwolf63 · May 23, 2017

1. New York
2. Dallas
3. Washington
4. Philly

Irvin88_4life · May 23, 2017

With Dallas adding Switzer they are clearly above the rest of the division

Nova · May 23, 2017

1. New York Giants- clearly the best and by a good margin.

[solid gap]

2. Cowboys- Dez is probably declining, But Witten and Beasley are reliable, and Butler/TWill solidly round out the solidified group. Switzer only adds more intrigue.

3. Commanders: Pryor is pretty good and Crowder is electric. Reed may be the second biggest receiving threat in the Div, but because he can't stay healthy, I have the Commanders trailing.

4. Eagles- Alshon Jeffrey has the potential to be prime Dez Bryant. Jordan Matthews is actually really good for a number 2 receiver, but Ertz and Torrey Smith are just okay.

You could switch around 2-3 and I wouldn't be mad atcha.

Shuff · May 23, 2017

Giants and then the Cowboys, and I would give the Giants a pretty large advantage.

aria · May 23, 2017

1) Giants
2) Commanders
3) Cowboys
4) Eagles

The thing is, if we take the more than just the recievers into account my list would be much different. The Giants receivers don't scare me because that o line is horrendous and they've done very little to address it. Our D line should look really good aganist them and Eli won't have time to get those guys the ball making them a non factor. But...based on talent alone I think the Giants have it and the Commanders have more potential to hurt us with their receivers.

CWR · May 23, 2017

Its really close. No ONE is clearly better than Dallas in the east. I know names like Witten and Beasley arent impressive but those are dependable stud players yearly. Witten may be old and slow but he can still get open and is money when it counts. Alot of the other teams we are simply projecting what we expect but some of those young receivers still need to prove themselves.

DFWJC · May 23, 2017

Irvin88_4life said:
With Dallas adding Switzer they are clearly above the rest of the division

Love the enthusiasm
So far though, you are to Ryan Switzer this year what Floaty was to Kellen Moore last year. :laugh:

Hey, believe me, I'm pulling for our fellow Tar Heel to succeed in a big way..

Irvin88_4life · May 23, 2017

DFWJC said:
Love the enthusiasm
So far though, you are to Ryan Switzer this year what Floaty was to Kellen Moore last year.
Hey, believe me, I'm pulling for our fellow Tar Heel to succeed in a big way..

Switzer is much more talented then Moore. That's a disgrace putting him in the same sentence

Ranching · May 23, 2017

The big question will be how Brandon Marshall and OBJ work together. I would love to see them clash, OBJ playing for a monster contract is gonna want to have every ball thrown to him and Marshall can't keep his mouth shut. I wonder if OBJ invites him to Miami for a boat ride?

Ranching · May 23, 2017

DFWJC said:
I notice the receiving groups in the NFC East are pretty stellar...and we're a bit bored, so

Rank each team's core receiving groups in order.....Top 3 WRs and 1 TE per team

Here they are in alphabetical order:

Dallas: Dez Bryant, Terrance Williams, Cole Beasely, Jason Witten

New York: Odell Beckham, Brandon Marshall, Sterling Shephard, Evan Engram

Philadelphia: Alshon Jeffery, Jordan Matthews, Torrey Smith, Zack Ertz

Washington: Terrelle Pryor, Jamison Crowder, Josh Doctson, Jordan Reed

The pressure is off TWill, he has his contract and security. Look for him to relax a bit and have a big year. That would be great. Our receivers play well together, I feel they are more interested in team stats than individual stats.

DFWJC · May 23, 2017

Irvin88_4life said:
Switzer is much more talented then Moore. That's a disgrace putting him in the same sentence

I hear ya...even if Moore was the all-time winningest college QB.....just sayin.
You are a major UNC homer for Switzer. Own it brother, nothing to be ashamed of...and I know you are not :flagwave:

Sepia · May 23, 2017

Giants are good, but I'm counting on some unhinged drama moments and/or divo moments (yacht party-risqué) from Odell and possibly Brandon Marshall.

Irvin88_4life · May 23, 2017

DFWJC said:
I hear ya...even if Moore was the all-time winningest college QB.....just sayin.
You are a major UNC homer for Switzer. Own it brother, nothing to be ashamed of...and I know you are not

Actually any tar heel I'm a homer but Switzer produced at receiver and punt returns

Idgit · May 23, 2017

Giants, Cowboys, Sk*ns, Eagles. Though I like the Skins group a lot, too. I thought Doctson was going to be a great rookie pick, and Pryor seems not well-liked, but to be a player who could become a star before too long here. Glad he's only on a one year deal.

Trouty · May 23, 2017

Idgit said:
Giants, Cowboys, Sk*ns, Eagles. Though I like the Skins group a lot, too. I thought Doctson was going to be a great rookie pick, and Pryor seems not well-liked, but to be a player who could become a star before too long here. Glad he's only on a one year deal.

And Reed is probably the best pass catching TE of the group right now, just has injury issues. Pryor is a stud

chicago JK · May 23, 2017

Giants would be one for me. Washington may be a strong second. Although they have a lot of question marks. I really liked the Pryor signing and was surprised he could only get a one year contract. Doctson injury history and Reed's concussion are concerning. Crowder is a stud. If Doctson plays to his draft position I would put them right behind the Giants.

Risen Star · May 23, 2017

DFWJC said:
I notice the receiving groups in the NFC East are pretty stellar...and we're a bit bored, so

Rank each team's core receiving groups in order.....Top 3 WRs and 1 TE per team

Here they are in alphabetical order:

Dallas: Dez Bryant, Terrance Williams, Cole Beasely, Jason Witten

New York: Odell Beckham, Brandon Marshall, Sterling Shephard, Evan Engram

Philadelphia: Alshon Jeffery, Jordan Matthews, Torrey Smith, Zack Ertz

Washington: Terrelle Pryor, Jamison Crowder, Josh Doctson, Jordan Reed

1. Giants
2. Commanders
3. Cowboys
4. Eagles

Which just goes to show how pathetic the Eagles pass catchers were last year. They radically upgraded the unit in the offseason and it's still the worst in the division.

Idgit · May 23, 2017

Risen Star said:
1. Giants
2. Commanders
3. Cowboys
4. Eagles

Which just goes to show how pathetic the Eagles pass catchers were last year. They radically upgraded the unit in the offseason and it's still the worst in the division.

They needed to add guy's who can handle the underneath passes and the check-downs.

TheFinisher · May 23, 2017

Giants have the best receiving group by a decent margin imo.

Dez Bryant is the wildcard for Dallas. If he can get back to his pre 2015 form we're a firm 2nd. If he continues to struggle with nagging injuries we could easily be 4th.

Washington and Philly are neck and neck, but it'll give the Skins the edge because Jordan reed is a tough matchup and Josh Doctson is an unkown but has WR1 upside

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