[Jun 9th] Steve Holloway says: Calvin Johnson scored only 5 TDs in 2012, after his career high 16 TDs the season before, but still finished as WR1 for the second straight season as he had a career high of 122 catches for a career high 1,964 yards. Matthew Stafford’s number of TD passes fell drastically from 41 TDs in 2011 to only 20 last year. The Lions added another receiving threat in Reggie Bush to the backfield, but Johnson will remain Stafford’s favorite target and Johnson will likely be the first wide receiver taken in almost every draft. You will have to spend a 1st rounder on him or others will have his consistent production this year. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Steve Holloway says: Malcom Floyd has quietly produced for the Chargers for the past four years. Even while missing 11 games over the past three seasons, he has finished as WR36, WR32, and WR36. His 6’5” frame makes him a good red zone target and he has scored 16 TDs over those three years. His current ADP is WR57 and he should provide value above that rank. His chief competition comes from Danario Alexander, who has even more issues staying on the field and Vincent Brown, the Chargers’ 3rd round pick in 2011 who caught 19 passes in his rookie campaign and missed all of last year. I expect Philip Rivers to have a nice bounce back season and it is possible that Floyd winds up as the most productive wide receiver for the team (hide this)