This should be fun. Mike Clay:

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

 

[boyst]

Don't disagree with the top 10

[C.Biscuit97]

What was it last year? It’s hilarious how much people loved Davis last year and now he’s a bum. 
 

pretty good list. Washington is too high. Chicago did a great job remaking a trash group. Jags could be higher.
 

Wonder how some bills fans will discount Mahomes if he does awesome wirh this group (Rice could be a stud).

[GunnerBill]

Think the Cowboys, Commanders, 49ers, Jags, Bears and Jets are too high.

 

Bills, Saints, Ravens, Colts and Lions too low.

 

Edited May 8, 2023 by GunnerBill

[BuffaloBill]

Hard to argue against the idea that the Bills are not in the top 10.  As much as I love Diggs he disappears at times. 

[Heavy Kevi]

I would prob rank us 5 or so spots higher, but I'm not going to argue.

 

Gabe had an ok year, but many were expecting a meteoric rise and that just plain did not happen.

 

The new TE isn't going to move the needle in WR rankings.

 

We've got some intriguing young players but none that have shown anything amazing just yet

[Kirby Jackson]

The Bills are too low. They aren’t top 10 though. It isn’t that insulting. 

[GunnerBill]

5 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

The Bills are too low. They aren’t top 10 though. It isn’t that insulting. 

 

Agree. 

[corta765]

Why are people upset? This is pretty accurate.

Heading into last year the unit had more unknown but positive feelings on the WR corp as Gabe looked unreal in the post season ready to take the next step and McKenzie had some big games that also feel that way plus Crowder/Shakir were thought to be ready for the slot.

 

Now we unfortunately know Gabe isn't a true WR2 and more a WR3 type guy, they realllyyy need a slot guy with Beasley gone but they are expecting that from Kincaid, and Shakir while showing promise needs to do more and the only other additions are lower intrigue FA guys. Their certainly not bad, but after Diggs they currently have a lot of WR3/4/5 esq guys and they need to hope someone elevates to a WR2 spot or the group itself elevates.

[CaptnCoke11]

Until proven otherwise Bills are pretty much a one man band at WR.  He’s not wrong 

[Augie]

Ranking the WR’s is fine, but leaving out the TE’s (and pass catching RB’s) hurts the meaningfulness. I think the Bills and Chiefs would look very different if we included all the pass catchers. I’m sure others could argue the same. It’s the offseason, so it’s a fun little exercise I guess.  

 

 

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Edited May 8, 2023 by Augie

[YattaOkasan]

Agree with a lot of the thoughts: Bills too low but not top 10.  Would add that considering how much production Allen has with our WR you have to have him super high on QB rankings.  Def ahead of Burrow considering their weapons.

[NickelCity]

What's the problem here?

[NewEra]

I’d take our WRs in 2023 over the saints and bears 💯 

 

Other than that, it looks about right to me

[billsbackto81]

It's not a big deal because it's not far off. We have a bona fide #1 elite WR and the rest is suspect. 

 

It's not about the individual, it's about the whole offense.

 

Where did the Bills rank in Passing Offense? Bet it was Top 5.

 

How many of those teams above the Bills didn't make the post season? Quite a few..

 

Mike Clay's opinion, nothing more.

And BTW, his opinion sucks 😂

[The Wiz]

10 minutes ago, YattaOkasan said:

Agree with a lot of the thoughts: Bills too low but not top 10.  Would add that considering how much production Allen has with our WR you have to have him super high on QB rankings.  Def ahead of Burrow considering their weapons.

That's always been the thought related to Allen and the receivers.  He has shown to do more with less.

[Big Blitz]

That’s a lot of respect for Seattle - maybe by mid season we can say this but I’d have them lower.   

[Buffalo_Stampede]

Baltimore and Chicago are the only ones I would argue about. After Diggs there is a very large drop. After Davis there is a very large drop. 
 

I don’t think the Bills did enough at WR but we’ll see. 

[Alphadawg7]

Until Gabe Davis proves he is more than last year, the new guys and Shakir prove to have roles they can handle, and Kincaid shows he is more of a Big Slot WR than a TE, Bills receiving unit isn't going to get a ton of love from the media or outside opinions.  

 

Still graded too low IMHO, but I also don't have an issue with it.  

 

More importantly, the team at 26 is also the reigning SB champs...so this list don't mean a whole lot anyway.  

[Rc2catch]

I’m not too upset with Buffalos rank. 
I would put Vegas and Minnesota a few pegs down. Outside the star there’s not much on their groups either

 

I would definitely move jacksonville

into the top 10 and Chicago up a few.