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1.
Calvin Johnson Lions |
A. |
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2. Wes Welker
Patriots |
A. |
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3. Victor Cruz
Giants |
A. |
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4. Larry Fitzgerald
Cardinals |
C. |
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5. Roddy White
Falcons |
B. |
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6. Andre Johnson
Texans |
D. |
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7. Steve Smith
Panthers |
A. |
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8. Percy Harvin
Vikings |
A. |
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9. Hakeem Nicks
Giants |
B. |
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10. Marques Colston
Saints |
B. |
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11. Greg Jennings
Packers |
B. |
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12. Jordy Nelson
Packers |
A. |
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13. Vincent Jackson
Chargers |
C. |
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14. Mike Wallace
Steelers |
B. |
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15. Brandon Marshall
Dolphins |
C. |
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16. Dwayne Bowe
Chiefs |
D. |
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17. DeSean Jackson
Eagles |
F. |
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18. Brandon Lloyd
Broncos |
D. |
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19. A.J. Green
Bengals |
A. |
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20. Stevie Johnson
Bills |
B. |
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21. Reggie Wayne
Colts |
F. |
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22. Dez Bryant
Cowboys |
D. |
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23. Miles Austin
Cowboys |
D. |
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24. Anquan Boldin
Ravens |
C. |
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25. Kenny Britt
Titans |
B. |
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27. Pierre Garcon
Colts |
C. |
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28. Nate Washington
Titans |
B. |
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29. Laurent Robinson
Cowboys |
B. |
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29. Julio Jones
Falcons |
B. |
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30. Antonio Brown
Steelers |
B. |
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31. Mario Manningham
Giants |
Replaces Smith as solid No. 2 target for Manning. |
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32. Santonio Holmes
Jets |
Teams with Burress to give team solid bookends. |
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33. Lee Evans
Ravens |
Much better off in Baltimore than in Buffalo. |
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34. Nate Burleson
Lions |
Benefits from having Johnson on his team. |
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35. Plaxico Burress
Jets |
Has demonstrated readiness in preseason. |
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36. Sidney Rice
Seahawks |
If healthy, could make major impact out West. |
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37. Mike Williams
Bucs |
Will go only as far as Freeman can take him. |
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38. Santana Moss
Redskins |
Veteran dependable, but QB situation shaky. |
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39. Jeremy Maclin
Eagles |
Would be no surprise if numbers improved. |
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40. Steve Breaston
Chiefs |
Gets chance to start after being useful backup. |
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41. Mike Thomas
Jaguars |
Chance to improve with Sims-Walker gone. |
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42. Mike Sims-Walker
Rams |
Big-time addition by team on the improve. |
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43. Bernard Berrian
Vikings |
Should benefit from arrival of McNabb. |
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44. Austin Collie
Colts |
More valuable in points-per-reception leagues. |
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45. Chad Ochocinco
Patriots |
Couldn't have asked for a better landing spot. |
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46. Earl Bennett
Bears |
As consistent as any of the Bear wideouts. |
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47. Mike Williams
Seahawks |
Loses top spot in Seattle to newcomer Rice. |
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48. Jacoby Jones
Texans |
Could emerge as Johnson's chief sidekick. |
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49. M. Massaquoi
Browns |
Most talented receiver on team that wants to throw more. |
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50. Malcolm Floyd
Chargers |
Few teams throw more than the Chargers. |
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51. Lance Moore
Saints |
Hard to predict when his big games will come. |
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52. Davone Bess
Dolphins |
Catches a lot of balls, but not for much yardage. |
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53. Jason Avant
Eagles |
Ready to move in if Maclin's problems continue. |
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54. Terrell Owens
Bengals |
Free agent could land in nice situation. |
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55. Danny Amendola
Rams |
Ranked among league leaders in catches in 2010. |
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56. Eddie Royal
Broncos |
Had only a few good games last season. |
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57. Denarius Moore
Raiders |
Has been surprise of Raider camp. |
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58. Robert Meacham
Saints |
Saints offer many options in passing game. |
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59. Hines Ward
Steelers |
You could do worse as your fifth receiver. |
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60. Marcus Easley
Bills |
One of league's worst teams will have to throw a lot. |