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30gut · 02-22-2008, 05:33 PM

I think Chad Johnson is by far the best receiver out of that group. But, it would cost a fortune to get him and we're already cap tight.

I know that i'm probably alone in thinking that we should stick with what we got. Maybe draft a project type receiver late in the draft.

I really don't see a receiver as a neccesity. Here's why:

1) Moss had a down year both with injuries and drops but he is only 2 years removed from being a top 10 receiver
2) Despite injuries of his own Randle El had his best season
3) As Campbell improves so will the receivers; and Zorn should help in that process
4) We already have the type of receivers everyone says we should get on the roster right now: Mix, Espy, and the hated Llyod ( why not give Llyod a clean slate? he's already under contract)

But if we do go after a free agent receiver how about inexpensive ones like: Ruvell Martin (Packers) who comes from a "west coast offense", Justin Gage (Titans) or Aaron Moorehead (Colts)

02-22-2008, 05:33 PM	#9
30gut Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,323	Re: Which Current NFL Receiver Is Best for Us? I think Chad Johnson is by far the best receiver out of that group. But, it would cost a fortune to get him and we're already cap tight. I know that i'm probably alone in thinking that we should stick with what we got. Maybe draft a project type receiver late in the draft. I really don't see a receiver as a neccesity. Here's why: 1) Moss had a down year both with injuries and drops but he is only 2 years removed from being a top 10 receiver 2) Despite injuries of his own Randle El had his best season 3) As Campbell improves so will the receivers; and Zorn should help in that process 4) We already have the type of receivers everyone says we should get on the roster right now: Mix, Espy, and the hated Llyod ( why not give Llyod a clean slate? he's already under contract) But if we do go after a free agent receiver how about inexpensive ones like: Ruvell Martin (Packers) who comes from a "west coast offense", Justin Gage (Titans) or Aaron Moorehead (Colts)