AFC Wide Receivers blow away NFC!!

**loufor2** · 12-31-2009, 05:21 PM

Originally Posted by sharper1219

It seems to me that the Afc has all the older elite receiver, while the Nfc has the young up and coming receivers.

Afc top 10 over 28 y.o.(in no particular order)-
1. Andre Johnson- 28
2. Wes Welker- 28
3. Randy Moss- 32
4. Hines Ward- 33
5. OchoCinco- 31
6. Reggie Wayne- 31
7. Derrick Mason- 35

8. Terrell Owens- 36
9. Torry Holt- 33
10. Lee Evans- 28
These three clearly fell off this year. Evans i doubt is because of age though

Top 10 under 28(no particular order)
1. Brandon Marshall- 25
2. Vincent Jackson- 26
3. Santonio Holmes- 25

Then it drops off
4. Mike Sims-Walker- 25
5. Jerricho Cotchery- 27
6. Mike Wallace- 23

Then it drops off even more
7. Kenny Britt- 21
8. Pierre Garcon- 23
9. Davone Bess- 24
10. Mohamed Massaquoi- 23

Nfc top 10 over 28(n.p.o)
1. Donald Driver- 34
2. Anquan Boldin- 29
3. Steve Smith(Car)- 30
4. Santana Moss- 30
5. T.J. Houshmanzadeh- 32
6. Nate Burleson- 28
7. Roddy White- 28

Then the drop off
8. Roy Williams- 28
9. Antonio Bryant- 28
10. Bernard Berrian- 29

Nfc top 15 under 28(n.p.o)
1. Fitz- 26
2. Jennings- 26
3. Austin- 25
4. Rice- 23
5. Steve Smith(Ny)- 24
6. Crabtree- 22
7. Jackson- 23
8. Colston- 25
9. Calvin J.- 24
10. Harvin- 21

Drop off
11. Breston- 26
12. Nicks- 21
13. Meachem- 25
14. Maclin- 21
15. Hester- 27

It's clear to see the Nfc receivers are deeper and younger. Even the older players still seem younger than the Afc's.

agree completely

**DCB/LAL** · 12-31-2009, 05:26 PM

You realize alt of the WRs in the NFC are up and coming YOUNG WRs give it time alot of them out performed some of the mentioned above and for alot of them it was the first time they were given a shot now if they do it next year again and then the following year again wouldnt that mean that they in fact are just as good as any of the ones you mentioned? Does that make sense? lol

**NyCsPoRtS1** · 12-31-2009, 05:32 PM

Originally Posted by sharper1219

It seems to me that the Afc has all the older elite receiver, while the Nfc has the young up and coming receivers.

Afc top 10 over 28 y.o.(in no particular order)-
1. Andre Johnson- 28
2. Wes Welker- 28
3. Randy Moss- 32
4. Hines Ward- 33
5. OchoCinco- 31
6. Reggie Wayne- 31
7. Derrick Mason- 35

8. Terrell Owens- 36
9. Torry Holt- 33
10. Lee Evans- 28
These three clearly fell off this year. Evans i doubt is because of age though

Top 10 under 28(no particular order)
1. Brandon Marshall- 25
2. Vincent Jackson- 26
3. Santonio Holmes- 25

Then it drops off
4. Mike Sims-Walker- 25
5. Jerricho Cotchery- 27
6. Mike Wallace- 23

Then it drops off even more
7. Kenny Britt- 21
8. Pierre Garcon- 23
9. Davone Bess- 24
10. Mohamed Massaquoi- 23

Nfc top 10 over 28(n.p.o)
1. Donald Driver- 34
2. Anquan Boldin- 29
3. Steve Smith(Car)- 30
4. Santana Moss- 30
5. T.J. Houshmanzadeh- 32
6. Nate Burleson- 28
7. Roddy White- 28

Then the drop off
8. Roy Williams- 28
9. Antonio Bryant- 28
10. Bernard Berrian- 29

Nfc top 15 under 28(n.p.o)
1. Fitz- 26
2. Jennings- 26
3. Austin- 25
4. Rice- 23
5. Steve Smith(Ny)- 24
6. Crabtree- 22
7. Jackson- 23
8. Colston- 25
9. Calvin J.- 24
10. Harvin- 21

Drop off
11. Breston- 26
12. Nicks- 21
13. Meachem- 25
14. Maclin- 21
15. Hester- 27

It's clear to see the Nfc receivers are deeper and younger. Even the older players still seem younger than the Afc's.

soooooo wheres braylon

**loufor2** · 12-31-2009, 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by NyCsPoRtS1

soooooo wheres braylon

he hasnt produced at all in the past 2 seasons

**Jack of Blades** · 12-31-2009, 05:48 PM

I think Miles Austin is 7 on that list. He's better then Ochocinco and the others from 7-10.

**WIPurplePride** · 12-31-2009, 05:50 PM

I'de take the NFC WR's...

Andre Johnson is still the best but Larry Fitz isn't far behind. Steve Smith is still a great WR. Donald Driver one of the best crafty vets in the game today. Jennings his teammate sorta on and off but a great WR when he's on. The new comers DeSean Jackson, Sidney Rice, and Miles Austin all can change a game. Then you got arguably the most talented WR in the NFL, Calvin Johnson.

**RedandGold_35** · 12-31-2009, 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by NyCsPoRtS1

afc has beter everything every single position in pro bowl is better besides guard

i disagree Chris Johnson and Peterson cancel out at RB, Stephen Jackson and Deangelo Williams are better depth of talent then MJD and Ray Rice. Davis and Witten are as good as Clark and Gates if you have the same QB throwing to each one. Jared Allen and Peppers are as good as Mathis and Freeny, hell you could say both conferences are equal all the way down the starters on defense.

**Sams** · 12-31-2009, 05:52 PM

Come on Colston has to be mentioned in top 5 in NFC.Its just how Brees spreads the ball around.

**kEviN21** · 12-31-2009, 05:52 PM

Sidney Rice in a year

**bchissie** · 12-31-2009, 05:58 PM

heres the nfc's top wide recievers...definitely compable to afc's

larry fitzgerald
calvin johnson
roddy white
steve smith (Car)
greg jennings
anquan boldin
marques colston
desean jackson
miles austin
sidney rice
steve smith (nyg)
tj houshmanzadeh
donald driver

plus up and comers like:

robert meachem
michael crabtree
hakeem nicks
jeremy maclin

**hurdler388** · 12-31-2009, 06:49 PM

the nfc certainly does have a much better young core of WRs, particularly the NFC east.

**gbpackers12** · 12-31-2009, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by WIPurplePride

I'de take the NFC WR's...

Andre Johnson is still the best but Larry Fitz isn't far behind. Steve Smith is still a great WR. Donald Driver one of the best crafty vets in the game today. Jennings his teammate sorta on and off but a great WR when he's on. The new comers DeSean Jackson, Sidney Rice, and Miles Austin all can change a game. Then you got arguably the most talented WR in the NFL, Calvin Johnson.

I'm taking the NFC WR's too. I agree with this.

**sharper1219** · 12-31-2009, 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by WIPurplePride

I'de take the NFC WR's...

Andre Johnson is still the best but Larry Fitz isn't far behind. Steve Smith is still a great WR. Donald Driver one of the best crafty vets in the game today. Jennings his teammate sorta on and off but a great WR when he's on. The new comers DeSean Jackson, Sidney Rice, and Miles Austin all can change a game. Then you got arguably the most talented WR in the NFL, Calvin Johnson.

Jennings isn't as inconsistent as you've made him seen. He's only had two games of under 45 yards this year. He's had 5 games of 100 or more yards. In comparison, Desean Jackson has had 6 games of 45 yards or less, Austin with 5, Wayne with 4, Fitz with 4, White with 5, Marshall with 5, Moss with 4, Colston with 3, Ochocinco with 5, Calvin with 5, and Owens with 9. Consistency hasn't been Jennings problem this year. Jennings would be putting up top 5 receiver numbers if he got the targets Marshall, Wayne, and Fitz have.

**KW93KB24** · 12-31-2009, 07:45 PM

Originally Posted by NyCsPoRtS1

afc has beter everything every single position in pro bowl is better besides guard

hahaha in your dreams dude the nfc has a waaaaaaay better d line and linebacker core than the afc and the nfc qbs, rbs are also better.

**blams1989** · 01-01-2010, 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by iced_earth4

Yeah ummm... ok? Reggie Wayne is constant year in and year out. Although Megatron is good, he's on a bad team which he won't be breaking any records or become recognized as an ELITE receiver. And have you seen what Steve Smith did this year??? How can you even put him and Reggie Wayne in the same sentence together?

Wayne has Manning so I take that away from him. Unfair? Yes. I admit it.

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