Are other teams recognizing Brown as the #1 WR?

[RushHard34]

Originally Posted by steeltheone

He may be better, but he still has to " step it up " to be a true number 1..... 85 yds and no td's is about his average stat line.

I'll take 1,360 yards from a number 1....

[teegre]

Originally Posted by RushHard34

I'll take 1,360 yards from a number 1....

... and three third-down conversions per game.

NOTE: 4 TDs isn't great... but, considering everything else that AB brings, his TDs are sort of a "bonus" (for lack of a better word).

[Fire Arians]

Originally Posted by RushHard34

I'll take 1,360 yards from a number 1....

that's unacceptable for someone asking for fitz money

[RushHard34]

Originally Posted by Fire Arians

that's unacceptable for someone asking for fitz money

Which is why he is getting AB money

[teegre]

Originally Posted by Fire Arians

that's unacceptable for someone asking for fitz money

Those are AB's stat projections.

And, he already has "less than Fitz" money.

[maddog78]

Originally Posted by Fire Arians

Just thought it was interesting that the Eagles were putting Asomugha on Brown most of the game, wouldn't you want your #1 corner covering their best wr?

Some players around the league have said before too that they thought AB was better than Wallace, maybe it's true

A lot of times, teams put their best CB on #2 and double #1, especially if both receivers are good. If it were Wallace and Limas Sweed, Aso would have been on Wallace.

[Fire Arians]

Originally Posted by teegre

Those are AB's stat projections.

And, he already has "less than Fitz" money.

my bad i thought he was talking about wallace

[Darkstorm05]

Originally Posted by Fire Arians

my bad i thought he was talking about wallace

No...if Wallace continues at the average he's had for the 1st 4 games, he'd finish out the season with about 1000 yards.

[steeltheone]

Originally Posted by Darkstorm05

No...if Wallace continues at the average he's had for the 1st 4 games, he'd finish out the season with about 1000 yards.

Without his yardage against the Raiders backup corners, it's not even close that.

[steeltheone]

Originally Posted by tony hipchest

well that is the position he is playing. i suppose if he was still playing for wallace (or brown) he would look like a typical NFL 1st or 2nd wideout.

heath is the beneficiary who has lookel like amore-than-typical 1st receiving option tight end.

never mind the fact that we actually throw the ball to our wr's now....

i guess some fans will never be happy. if every player in the starting 22 isnt a pro bowler, there must be some short coming.

Totally agree Tony...I'm looking at it from the point of view that has been spread all around the boards on how great they are as as unit. I just don't see " great " I see good. That is fine, just not worth cap bending contract numbers.