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Originally Posted by JackK
Welker did not lead the league in drops. That was Jimmy Graham. Calvin Johnson had more drops than Welker.
The move makes no sense now that they've brought in Amendola. Welker would have continued catching ~100 per year for the next few years while the window is still there. His stats showed no significant downward trend. Why get rid of a proven commodity who has great chemistry with your QB for an unproven, more expensive, injury prone option?
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Rank
Name
Team
Targets
Catches
Drops
Catchable
Drop Rate
1
Wes Welker
NE
166
118
15
133
11.28
2
Calvin Johnson
DET
199
122
14
136
10.29
3
Brandon Marshall
CHI
181
118
13
131
9.92
4
Victor Cruz
NYG
137
86
12
98
12.24
5
Eric Decker
DEN
120
85
12
97
12.37
6
Donnie Avery
IND
112
60
12
72
16.67
7
Demaryius Thomas
DEN
138
94
11
105
10.48
8
Dez Bryant
DAL
137
92
11
103
10.68
9
Randall Cobb
GB
102
80
11
91
12.09
10
Steve Johnson
BUF
144
79
11
90
12.22
Not to mention we have two tight ends that work the middle of the field already.We need a big,sideline receiver.End of story.
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