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31 minutes ago, D. L. Hot-Flamethrower said:

So do receptions and yards.

They do. He’s not tripling anyone in receptions or yards.  He’s barely ahead.  

Looking back at the all pros, it seems as if there are several.  Depending on who’s voting. Two years again, there were 7 WRs named

 

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2 hours ago, CEN-CAL17 said:

There 3 WRs yeah? Last year was Hopkins Thomas and Julio

 

If Diggs leads the league in receptions plus 1400+ Yds... I can overlook 5-6 TDs.

 

Metcalf was not seen in some big games. Seattle still did fine. Hill Benefits from having a crazy core around him.

 

Diggs is by far getting more attention from defenses cause he the only real threat on our team. If he’s not on Buffalo, Buffalo season is way different.

 

Adams is having a great year but also missed games like 2 I think... does that play a factor?

 

Its tough but I say Diggs is a strong candidate. Diggs, Hill, Hopkins?

 

 

 

I like all these points.  I think it leads to Adams, Diggs, Hopkins.  

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2 hours ago, NewEra said:

Absolutely not. Adams missed 2 games almost triples Diggs TD....he’s behind in reception and yards..  Adams averages 5 more yards per game.  He has almost 200 more YAC.  
 

Diggs has been amazing, but adams has been the best Wr in football this season.

 

the other spot is a tossup between Diggs, DHop and Tyreek imo.  Metcalf coming up next

 

Diggs wins over DHop imo because his team is better.  
 

Hill and Diggs, it just depends what you value more.  Catches or TDs.  Hill triple Diggs’ TDs while Diggs has almost 30 more receptions and is leading the league in targets, 18 more than Tyreek. Tyreek doesn’t even lead his TEAM in targets

 

tough call. Seems to me like there should be 3 first team All pro WRs nowadays conserving most teams employ at least 3 wrs most of the time. 
 

if I were an unbiased voter and was looking at stats:  Adams gets my first vote, Hill 2nd, Diggs 3rd.  


as a Bills fan:  Diggs, then Beasley then adams

 

C'mon man!  As a Bills fan, Diggs, then Beasley, then Brown, then Davis, then TD Jesus.

 

As an unbiased voter, probably Adams, Hill, Diggs.

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7 minutes ago, Ethan in Portland said:

1st: Adams and Hopkins

2nd: Diggs and Hill

3rd: Metcalf and Allen?

 

If he has another monster game on MNF against the Pats maybe that will push him into #1 spot
 

That would be key. If Diggs puts up a 10 reception, 150 yard, 2 TD game it would go a long ways. Particularly if he has some crazy highlight catch or freakish yac play. 

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1 hour ago, Buffalo Junction said:

That would be key. If Diggs puts up a 10 reception, 150 yard, 2 TD game it would go a long ways. Particularly if he has some crazy highlight catch or freakish yac play. 

That’s a good point. Cause you know he’s gonna have Gilmore on him 90% of the snaps...

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5 hours ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

Wes Welker was named all pro in 2009 with only 4 receiving TD's. Here are six WR's that have been name first team all pro since 2000 that have had 7 or few receiving TD's:

Pro Football Reference: Stathead

How many of those years were there WRs that were snubbed and had 15+ TDs, 85+ catches and 1200+ yards 

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3 hours ago, NewEra said:

How many of those years were there WRs that were snubbed and had 15+ TDs, 85+ catches and 1200+ yards 

 

None. But there is precedent for not always awarding high TD totals. And we came very close in 2016.

 

2016 Julio Jones won the award with 83 receptions, 1409 yards and 6TDs over Jordy Nelson who had 97 receptions, 1257 yards and 14 TD's

 

2010 Roddy White won the award with 111 reception, 1355 yards and 6TDs over Dwayne Bowe who had 72 receptions 1162 yards and 15 TD's

 

Also of note, no WR in NFL history has ever not won the award when tallying at least 120 receptions and 1400 yards. 10 for 10

 

Stathead: 1400 yards and 120+receptions

 

WR's in NFL history have won the award 9 out of 14 times when totaling 15+TDs, 85+ receptions and 1200+ yards

 

Stathead: 1200+ yards, 15+ TDs and 85+ receptions

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