Best WR Corps in the NFL?
 

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So I guess it's the patriots.

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As of right now, I strongly feel the Saints have the best overall group in the NFL. Opposing teams need to be worried if this group remains together, they are very young and will improve.

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Cooks, Thomas and Snead are all solid. Coleman is the weak link.

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This will be the first time the board isn't talking about drafting a wide receiver with a high pick. We'll be able to use it on a tight end that can block, catch, run good routes and fight for the ball. We don't have that with Fleener or Hill.

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And I am going to hope McCaffery goes before we pick.

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Coleman doesn't get many targets (could be a reason for this) but he has taken some pretty crucial catches through this season. I don't mind him.

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CM is made for da B&G !!! Unless there's an elite pass rusher (please inform me on college pass rushers if you can) or stud OG ranked higher, this dude would ball out down at NOLA if drafted!

From what I've read around here in regards to cap money for next season, beefing up the OLine would do wonders for this guy and Brees's longevity since we'll have the 💰. The O wouldn't or shouldn't come out flat with B.M.W., DB9 & CM rockin #25!😍

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I think we have a great 3 guys and Michael Thomas is way better than I expected but if we are in a base set Thomas and Cooks are not the best duo in the league. I'd take Cooper and Crabtree over em. We do have great skill players top to bottom. Even Hill and Kuhn do their part. Is it just me or has the O failed us down the stretch this year while the D gave us chances?

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The Raiders have a good group. They are also ahead more of the time in their games, with a lead, so they need to throw less. I would love to see a stat on amount of time for the whole year during games, where the Saints have been behind on the scoreboard, vs amount of time they've had the lead. I bet it is tilted significantly more towards playing catch-up or trailing from behind, compared to a team like the Raiders or Patriots (who also spread the load around among multiple receivers like we do -- probably doing a better job of that right now than even the Saints).