Wide Receivers
1. Randy Moss, New England Patriots
Brady's still there right? He is? OK then.
2. Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Colts
Depends on health of Manning, but we like his chances.
3. Terrell Owens, Dallas Cowboys
Anyone watching Hard Knocks? Owens is a weird dude.
4. Braylon Edwards, Cleveland Browns
Would be higher if, like the two previous guys, he had Manning or Romo throwing to him.
5. Marques Colston, New Orleans Saints
Great red zone target, Brees' number one target, but will Shockey take away from him?
6. T.J. Houshmanzadeh, Cincinnati Bengals
Return of Chris Henry will help keep defenses honest. So will hopeful return of running game.
7. Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals
If Boldin leaves push down 15 spots. Will see nothing but double-coverage.
8. Andre Johnson, Houston Texans
If he's healthy, enters top tier.
9. Wes Welker, New England Patriots
In that offense, with his skills, guaranteed consistency.
10. Steve Smith, Carolina Panthers
If punching his own teammates wasn't his thing, he'd be much higher.
11. Calvin Johnson, Detroit Lions
Frankly, he makes us wet ourselves.
12. Chad Johnson, Cincinnati Bengals
Well, at least he's still got his cool end zone dances. Could plummet.
13. Plaxico Burress, New York Giants
An injury concern all year, but usually plays, and plays well.
14. Roy Williams, Detroit Lions
Will have some of his thunder stolen by Calvin Johnson, but good for a sporadic huge game.
15. Anquan Boldin, Arizona Cardinals
Could skyrocket if he's traded to the right team. If not, could fall precipitously.
16. Torry Holt, St. Louis Rams
Age and poor team catching up with him.
17. Santonio Holmes, Pittsburgh Steelers
Big Ben's deep threat. Tailed off, but should get better.
18. Greg Jennings, Green Bay Packers
Would be much higher if Favre hadn't left. Look for inconsistency.
19. Anthony Gonzalez, Indianapolis Colts
If Harrison can't go or gets demoted to number 3, look for a Welker-esque year.
20. Nate Burleson, Seattle Seahawks
By process of elimination. No one else is left in Seattle to catch the ball.
21. Brandon Marshall, Denver Broncos
If it weren't for the suspension, he'd be much higher.
22. Jerricho Cotchery, New York Jets
We have a sneaking suspicion he's going to be Favre's favorite.
23. Roddy White, Atlanta Falcons
Should get plenty of opportunities as Atlanta tries to come back from large deficits.
24. Chris Chambers, San Diego Chargers
Always tantalizes with his talent, but this will be his first full season with a good offense.
25. Hines Ward, Pittsburgh Steelers
Sharing more catches with Santonio Holmes, but Steelers throwing more... maybe.
26. Lee Evans, Buffalo Bills
Superstar potential in an average offense.
27. Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis Colts
The beginning of the end, but has great rapport with Manning.
28. Lavernues Coles, New York Jets
We like Cotchery better, but Favre might like Coles.
29. Bernard Berrian, Chicago Bears
Used to playing with below average QB, but this one can chunk it deep.
30. Joey Galloway, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Age has to eventually catch up to him, right?
31. Donald Driver, Green Bay Packers
He's getting up there, and he just lost Favre. Ouch.
32. Vincent Jackson, San Diego Chargers
Was playoff performance a fluke, or sign of things to come?
33. Santana Moss, Washington Redskins
Could thrive taking short, west-coast passes to the house.
34. Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City Chiefs
Can Croyle get the ball to him?
35. Ted Ginn Jr., Miami Dolphins
With Ronnie Brown, they're only offensive playmaker. Returns kicks too.
36. Reggie Brown, Philadelphia Eagles
With Curtis' injury, becomes de facto #1 guy.
37. Patrick Crayton, Dallas Cowboys
The number 2 guy in that offense should get some opportunities.
38. Jerry Porter, Jacksonville Jaguars
Does he finally produce the way his potential says he should?
39. Derrick Mason, Baltimore Ravens
Still the number one guy, but being pushed (oh, and can they get him the ball?)
40. Bryant Johnson, San Francisco 49ers
Martz is gonna throw it, somebody has to catch it.
41. Darrell Jackson, Denver Broncos
Has been a steady #2 guy for years, even when he was the #1 guy.
42. Devin Hester, Chicago Bears
Even if he never truly learns how to play receiver, there's always those returns...
43. Donte Stallworth, Cleveland Browns
Should be in single coverage most of the time.
44. Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina Panthers
Had a good thing goin' once with Delhomme. Can they rekindle it?
45. Javon Walker, Oakland Raiders
Seems disinterested and threatened retirement. Has the talent, though.
46. Amani Toomer, New York Giants
Will probably get passed by the impressive Smith at some point, but not quite yet.
47. Reggie Williams, Jacksonville Jaguars
The offseason surgery sets him back, but a real red-zone threat.
48. Kevin Walter, Houston Texans
Good possession guy opposite Andre Johnson.
49. Isaac Bruce, San Francisco 49ers
Certainly knows Martz' system.
50. Drew Bennett, St. Louis Rams
At times showed so much potential in Tennessee. Can he recapture it?
51. D.J. Hackett, Carolina Panthers
Could be #2 guy, though we think Muhammad will beat him out.
52. Antwaan Randle-El, Washington Redskins
Like Moss, could thrive in the dink and dunk west coast offense.
53. Robert Meachem, New Orleans Saints
Drafted to be the #2 receiver in this explosive offense. We think he makes it this year.
54. Michael Jenkins, Atlanta Falcons
Well, they're gonna have to throw it a lot.
55. Marty Booker, Chicago Bears
A #1 guy? This low? Yes, when he plays in the Bears offense.
56. Steve Breaston, Arizona Cardinals
If Boldin leaves, will probably join the starting lineup. Returns kicks as well.
57. Brandon Stokley, Denver Broncos
Perfect #3 guy, will there be enough balls to go around?
58. Roydell Williams, Tennessee Titans
In line to be #1 guy, but Titans don't throw much to receivers.
59. Jabar Gaffney, New England Patriots
Someone has to take over Stallworth's old spot.
60. Mark Clayton, Baltimore Ravens
Should take over soon as #1 guy. Still, can they get him the ball?
61. Andre Davis, Houston Texans
Filled in admirably for Andre Johnson last year.
62. Ronald Curry, Oakland Raiders
Show signs of doing something, just hasn't done it yet.
63. Steve Smith, New York Giants
Came on during playoffs, but Giants don't throw enough to validate drafting a #3 WR.
64. Kevin Curtis, Philadelphia Eagles
Too bad about the injury. Depends how long he's out for.
65. Chad Jackson, New England Patriots
Again, someone has to take Stallworth's spot.
66. Bobby Engram, Seattle Seahawks
Looks like he's out until week 5, but worth a flyer here.
67. Arnaz Battle, San Francisco 49ers
Pass-happy offense leads to lots of catches.
68. Devery Henderson, New Orleans Saints
Didn't take his opportunity last year, and now it looks like he might have lost it.
69. Courtney Taylor, Seattle Seahawks
Moves into the spotlight with injuries to Engram and Branch. Will he shine?
70. Sidney Rice, Minnesota Vikings
Won't get too many opportunities, but has shown something when he does.
71. Deion Branch, Seattle Seahawks
Who knows if he'll play, but at this point, worth a flyer.
72. Felton Huggins, Buffalo Bills
Mr. Irrelevant a super-duper sleeper.