AB, OBJ, Julio, Tyreek Hill or Deandre Hopkins? Who is the best receiver..

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I'd take AB over any of them. He has everything; the hands, he makes clutch difficult passes...you want numbers...he's got that too.

Hopkins is an AB lite...great all around.

I like Julio...but we've seen his type before, they come every generation.

OBJ is overrated imo...talented, but way behind in expectations.

T. Hill is difficult to gauge...he adds a totally indefensible deminsion to the game with his speed. He creates seperation immediately from the gate
 

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Hopkins has the stkickiest hands I've seen in a minute.. I'd take him first

the rest are all good receivers tho.. that's tough
 

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Best anything in the NFL is always damn near impossible to figure out...

Anyway IMO best WR skillset is OBJ. The fact that he’s elite with the corpse of Eli tells me how much of a beast he is. But the difference between him AB, Julio and Hop is practically nothing. They are all on a different tier than the rest of the NFL.

To switch it up, the hardest WR to cover is easily goddamn Julian Edelman. I’m convinced this fukking clown is impossible to stop. I dunno what it is, but he’s open every single damn play. One of the most frustrating things to watch in the NFL.
 

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This is the toughest position to really pick out a "best" from, but I've been on the Hopkins train for a long time.

I have it between Hopkins and OBJ, but I have given Hopkins the edge for a few reasons.


1. Durability. He's been on the field more than OBJ.

2. Somehow produces no matter who is throwing him the ball.

3. Some of the best footwork along the side-lines I've ever seen.

4. He does not drop a damn thing. This is the biggest one for me. OBJ is excellent, but I've seen him drop passes that you would think he would easily make. I think his game-breaking ability and explosiveness may be a little better than Hopkins, but with the durability and hands, I have to go with Hopkins right now.



However, the best WR in the NFL isn't able to participate in any team activities right now. That player is 2020 ALL-PRO WR, Joshua Gordon.
 

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Going with Mike Thomas.

Great QB throwing to him or not, this guy looks the most difficult to stop.

2nd would be Julio. 9/10 I'll go with the taller WRs, there's just too much of an innate advantage.

I think all the choices can do what the other does to some extent, minus some drops here, small differences in route running, etc. But at the end of the day there's just not that big of a difference in attributes outside of height for each of them.
 
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Adam Thielen should be up there instead of Tyreek Hill

:mjlol::mjlol::mjlol::mjlol::mjlol:.


Stop, I saw your name in my alerts that you just replied to this thread, and said to myself that this dude better not be mentioning Adam Thielen. :scust:.



Hill is better than Thielen. He is a game-breaker........Thielen is not.
 

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AJ IF HEALTHY WOULDVE HAD 6 STRAIGHT SEASONS OF 1000 YARDS MAYBE 7 THE DISRESPECT IS REAL ID TAKE HIM OR HOPKINS THEY CAN PLAY WITH ANY QB
 
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