No, I'm actually right. New England, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New Orleans, San Francisco, Seattle, the New York Giants; these teams have all competed for or won Superbowls in the last 5-6 years, yet none of them particularly value WR play.
They aren't afraid to let big names walk (Greg Jennings, Mike Wallace, Deion Branch, Wes Welker, Plaxico Burress, etc., etc.) because they know they can find guys for cheap in the draft that can step up (Antonio Brown, Randall Cobb, Torrey Smith, etc.) or find veterans for cheap that have fallen out of favor for one reason or another (Randy Moss, Anquan Boldin, etc., etc.)
Look at the market; there's always someone available in the offseason for cheap, be it a Wes Welker for 12 million over two years or an Anquan Boldin for a sixth round pick.
I'm not debating Bryant's talent, I'm simply pointing out that it's a buyer's market. There's simply no reason to spend that kind of dough on ANY WR.