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1.
Andre Johnson Texans |
Was top receiver in 2009, could repeat. |
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2. Larry Fitzgerald
Cardinals |
Would rate No. 1 if Warner were still playing. |
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3. Calvin Johnson
Lions |
Success depends upon Stafford's growth. |
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4. Randy Moss
Patriots |
Only Andre Johnson outscored him last season. |
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5. Reggie Wayne
Colts |
As consistently good as they get. |
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6. Steve Smith
Panthers |
Says broken arm will be healed by season's start. |
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7. Roddy White
Falcons |
Good enough to be great if Ryan is ready. |
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8. Brandon Marshall
Dolphins |
Two head-to-heads with Revis won't be fun. |
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9. Sidney Rice
Vikings |
Favre made him fantasy headliner last season. |
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10. Vincent Jackson
Chargers |
Would rate higher if not for three-game suspension. |
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11. Anquan Boldin
Ravens |
Only Browns, Dolphins see tougher pass schedule. |
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12. DeSean Jackson
Eagles |
Was major surprise last year, but all eyes on him now. |
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13. Marques Colston
Saints |
Best of talented Saint receiving corps. |
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14. Dwayne Bowe
Chiefs |
Chief offense could surprise this season. |
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15. Steve Smith
Giants |
Quickly making up ground on other Steve Smith. |
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16. Miles Austin
Cowboys |
Surprisingly good last year; repeat unlikely. |
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17. Dez Bryant
Cowboys |
Might be club's most talented WR from Day 1. |
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18. Greg Jennings
Packers |
Needs to get targeted more by Rodgers. |
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19. Hakeem Nicks
Giants |
Talented enough to turn any catch into TD. |
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20. Johnny Knox
Bears |
Most likely of Bear receivers to shine under Martz. |
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21. Wes Welker
Patriots |
Early reports are knee is looking good. |
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22. Michael Crabtree
49ers |
Ready for big things in first full season. |
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23. Chad Ochocinco
Bengals |
Tandem with Owens could produce fireworks. |
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24. T.J. Housh-zadeh
Seahawks |
Best offensive weapon in Seattle. |
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25. Steve Breaston
Cardinals |
Moves smoothly into Boldin's spot. |
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26. Jeremy Maclin
Eagles |
Team will face favorable schedule to pass against. |
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27. Hines Ward
Steelers |
Provides consistency in Steeler passing game. |
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28. Braylon Edwards
Jets |
Talented, but can QB get him the ball enough. |
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29. Mike Wallace
Steelers |
Productive in part-time role last season. |
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30. Percy Harvin
Vikings |
Teams with Rice to give Favre dynamic duo. |
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31. Terrell Owens
Bengals |
Will move up charts once he finds new team. |
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32. Lee Evans
Bills |
Has never performed as No. 1 receiver. |
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33. Devin Thomas
Redskins |
Could turn into McNabb's favorite receiver. |
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34. Mike Sims-Walker
Jaguars |
Should get a lot of balls thrown in his direction. |
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35. Derrick Mason
Ravens |
Nice cushion for Flacco to fall back upon. |
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36. Santana Moss
Redskins |
McNabb, softer schedule should make him fantasy factor. |
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37. Donnie Avery
Rams |
Can go only as far as rookie QB takes him. |
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38. Kenny Britt
Titans |
Youngster ready to produce more in 2010 |
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39. Jabar Gaffney
Broncos |
Steps into Marshall's huge shoes. |
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40. Nate Burleson
Lions |
Should be single-coverage across from Johnson. |
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41. Chris Chambers
Chiefs |
Had some nice games after joining Chiefs. |
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42. Anthony Gonzalez
Colts |
Rated much higher than this before 2009 injury. |
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43. Eddie Royal
Broncos |
Figures to catch a lot of short passes. |
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44. Malcolm Floyd
Chargers |
Must-play first three weeks with Jackson out. |
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45. Lance Moore
Saints |
Needs to return to 2008 form. |
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46. Early Doucet
Cardinals |
Cardinal No. 3 will catch far fewer this year. |
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47. Devin Hester
Bears |
Chance to move way up in Martz's training camp. |
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48. Golden Tate
Seahawks |
One of the best in college game last season. |
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49. Antonio Bryant
Bengals |
Can't be happy about Owens signing. |
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50. M. Massaquoi
Browns |
No team faces tougher slate to pass against. |
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51. Robert Meacham
Saints |
Victim of Brees' endless number of weapons. |
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52. Santonio Holmes
Jets |
Could be factor after suspension. |
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53. Donald Driver
Packers |
Veteran still plays decent role in Packer offense. |
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54. Demetrius Thomas
Broncos |
Rookie drafted to have early success. |
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55. Pierry Garcon
Colts |
Remains club's best home run threat. |
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56. Devin Aromashodu
Bears |
Ended 2009 as Bears top wideout. |
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57. Bernard Berrian
Vikings |
Must share balls with several others. |
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58. Jerricho Cotchery
Jets |
Could start fast with Holmes on suspension. |
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59. James Jones
Packers |
Rodgers likes to spread ball around. |
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60. Joshua Cribbs
Browns |
The Reggie Bush of wide receivers. |