Expectations for a #2 guy

I know we got a lot of threads based on who the Redskins will sign for a #2 (Eric Moulds, Reggie Wayne, Antwan Randle El, etc). However what should we expect next year from whoever we sign in terms of yards and receptions?

I would love to have 50+ receptions and 650+ yds from my #2. More specifically, I would be looking for a 13+ yard average per reception and a couple first down receptions per game.

If Reggie Wayne is our #2, I'd raise the reception and yardage expectations by 50%. In my eyes Reggie Wayne is a #1a receiver.

I know we got a lot of threads based on who the Redskins will sign for a #2 (Eric Moulds, Reggie Wayne, Antwan Randle El, etc). However what should we expect next year from whoever we sign in terms of yards and receptions?


Who's throwing the ball?

Who's throwing the ball?
If you don't feel the numbers will be the same, or even similar, why not state your expections for a #2 with respect to each qb on the roster?

Except the yards per catch, I guess we already have a #2 Wr. Chris Cooley. Cooley put up those numbers. But I know what you mean, From a true WR.

They need a guy that can consistently beat single coverage. Whoever ends up as the #2 is going to have a great chance to put up some numbers especially early in the year. Cooley and Moss are going to see a lot of attention. I like the wideouts if Patten ends up as a #3. He did very well in that role in New England.

Moulds - too expensive for what is left in the tank
Wayne - If he is franchised forget it
T.O. - too expensive

The more I think about it, I like K-Robinson. He is an idiot but he could certainly be an effective #2.

as long as hes making plays, and we win more games.

#2 guy has to be good for at least 700 yards a season.

I know we got a lot of threads based on who the Redskins will sign for a #2 (Eric Moulds, Reggie Wayne, Antwan Randle El, etc). However what should we expect next year from whoever we sign in terms of yards and receptions?


with saunders calling the plays, i expect we are going to see more passes all around. should help us l;and a #2 receiver.

They need a guy that can consistently beat single coverage. Whoever ends up as the #2 is going to have a great chance to put up some numbers especially early in the year. Cooley and Moss are going to see a lot of attention. I like the wideouts if Patten ends up as a #3. He did very well in that role in New England.

Moulds - too expensive for what is left in the tank
Wayne - If he is franchised forget it
T.O. - too expensive

The more I think about it, I like K-Robinson. He is an idiot but he could certainly be an effective #2.


k robinson would be a good choice. he returns kicks. the larger question is whether he is in control of himself. if he is, he would be a great pickup. but he is not without risk