updating the lists (WRs) -2007

Here are the updated WR rankings.

Enjoy!

1. Torry Holt - StL	2. Steve Smith - CAR
3. Larry Fitzgerald - ARI	4. Roy Williams - DET
5. Chad Johnson - CIN	6. Reggie Wayne - IND
7. Javon Walker -DEN	8. Marvin Harrison - IND
9. Terrell Owens - DAL	10. Anquan Boldin - ARI
11. Lee Evans - BUF	12. Marques Colston - NO
13. Donald Driver - GB	14. TJ Houshmandzaden - CIN
15. Hines Ward - PIT	16. Randy Moss - NE
17. Calvin Johnson - DET	18. Andre Johnson - HOU
19. Chris Chambers - MIA	20. Darrell Jackson - SF
21. Plaxico Burress - NYG	22. Braylon Edwards - CLE
23. Laveranues Coles - NYJ	24. Vincent Jackson - SD
25. Jerricho Cotchery - NYJ	26. Reggie Brown - PHI
27. Greg Jennings - GB	28. DJ Hackett - SEA
29. Donte Stalworth - NE	30. Kevin Curtis - PHI
31. Joey Galloway - TB	32. Santana Moss - WAS
33. Muhsin Muhammad - CHI	34. Matt Jones - JAX
35. Terry Glenn - DAL	36. Santonio Holmes - PIT
37. Mike Furrey - DET	38. Wes Welker - NE
39. Bernard Berrian - CHI	40. Drew Bennett - StL
41. Robert Meachem - NO	42. Mark Clayton - BAL
43. Brandon Jones - TEN	44. Troy Williamson - MIN
45. Deion Branch - SEA	46. Jerry Porter - OAK
47. Brandon Marshall - DEN	48. Joe Horn - ATL
49. Ronald Curry - OAK	50. Dennis Northcutt - JAX

Dennis Northcutt is added to the list this time. Rumors out of Jacksonville, is that he will be the #1 WR there. He has been getting a majority of the looks this preseason.

Wes Welker has moved up nicely in my rankings. He looks to be the #3 in NE, but that's the slot/underneath receiver. Which could be helpful in the dump off and run game. Especially if the NE O-Line continues to struggle.

Joe Horn stays on the list mainly for name recognition. I wouldn't draft him. Atlanta looks terrible this year.

DJ Hackett is listed above Deion Branch in Seattle. Words out of Seattle is that Hackett has been the best player in camp. Nate Burleson is also getting praise in Seattle this year, although I'm still not going to give up a high draft pick on him. Let other owners draft Branch too high, and take Hackett on the discount.

I believe this is the year that Reggie Wayne takes over as the #1 receiver in Indy. Marvelous Harrison is still going to be a great fantasy play, but I feel that Wayne will be the better one of the two overall.

Randy Moss is falling in my eye because he continues to be hurt. The history has not looked good for Moss, so I have to move him down some. Stallworth has moved up in NE as well because of that.

Kevin Curtis could be the number 1 Receiver in Philly this year. If that officially happens, then Brown and Curtis would swap positions. If your draft is sooner rather than later, I'd take Curtis before Brown.

Top 50 WRs in 2007.

Here we go... Gotta keep on keepin' on.

Now we have my Top 50 WRs.

1. Torry Holt - StL 2. Steve Smith - CAR
3. Larry Fitzgerald - ARI 4. Chad Johnson - CIN
5. Roy Williams - DET 6. Marvin Harrison - IND
7. Javon Walker -DEN 8. Reggie Wayne - IND
9. Terrell Owens - DAL 10. Randy Moss - NE
11. Donald Driver - GB 12. Anquan Boldin - ARI
13. TJ Houshmandzaden - CIN 14. Marques Colston - NO
15. Hines Ward - PIT 16. Andre Johnson - HOU
17. Braylon Edwards - CLE 18. Lee Evans - BUF
19. Chris Chambers - MIA 20. Darrell Jackson - SF
21. Plaxico Burress - NYG 22. Calvin Johnson - DET
23. Reggie Brown - PHI 24. Vincent Jackson - SD
25. Laveranues Coles - NYJ 26. Santana Moss - WAS
27. Matt Jones - JAX 28. Greg Jennings - GB
29. Jerricho Cotchery - NYJ 30. Donte Stalworth - NE
31. Joey Galloway - TB 32. Muhsin Muhammad - CHI
33. Santonio Holmes - PIT 34. DJ Hackett - SEA
35. Terry Glenn - DAL 36. Ronald Curry - OAK
37. Mike Furrey - DET 38. Kevin Curtis - PHI
39. Bernard Berrian - CHI 40. Drew Bennett - StL
41. Robert Meachem - NO 42. Mark Clayton - BAL
43. Brandon Jones - TEN 44. Joe Horn - ATL
45. Deion Branch - SEA 46. Jerry Porter - OAK
47. Brandon Marshall - DEN 48. Wes Welker - NE
49. Sidney Rice - MIN 50. Troy Williamson - MIN



I have Torry Holt as my #1 WR this year. He is, year in year out, one of the top 5 WRs in the league. While in the QB ranks that's enough to bump Peyton Manning down, in the WRs that's consistency that you have to have on your roster.

I ranked Randy Moss back in the top 10, simply because he moved to New England. I think under the tutiledge of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, Moss will return to his former forceful self. He may have lost a step, but his desire to win a ring, overcomes any of that jazz.

Last year's 7th round phenom Marques Colston vaulted into the top 15. He is the number 1 option in a pass happy New Orleans offense. Rookie Robert Meecham should win the number 2 job and form one of the top WR tandems in the league catching balls from Drew Brees.