Top Five Wide Receivers

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1

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T.J. Houshmandzadeh

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The top wide receiver on the market. More of a possession receiver than a playmaker. Only has size career catches of 40 or more yards. Houshmandzadeh will catch a ton of passes and move the chains.

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Laveranues Coles

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Coles is a steady, productive receiver. Has five or more touchdown catches in all but two seasons. No longer has top speed, but he is a skilled veteran.

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3

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Nate Washington

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Young player on the rise. Had a career high 40 catches this year. Excellent downfield threat.

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Devery Henderson

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Averages more than 20 yards per catch for his career. Career high in receptions is only 32, though. Not a workhorse receiver, but he is a big-play specialist.

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Brandon Jones

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Young player with size and some ability. Had a career-best 41 catches this year. Not the big name like Marvin Harrison, Joey Galloway, or Amani Toomer, but Jones is an ascending player.

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