The difference an elite receiver makes for a QB

[MightyGiants]

https://x.com/The33rdTeamFB/status/1838262668907426278

[Bob In PA]

Rich: The sole reason Giants got away with a "blitz-happy" approach Sunday was the absence of a truly elite NFL WR on the Browns. Don't get me wrong... Cooper is really good and I'd be happy to have him on Giants, but IMO he is not truly elite. Also, Browns' overall WR corps is not even as good as ours, IMO. Bob

[MightyGiants]

https://x.com/JordanRaanan/status/1838228231670862265

[Bob In PA]

The value of what's in the tweet immediately before this post cannot be overstated. Bob

[MightyGiants]

The value of what's in the tweet immediately before this post cannot be overstated. Bob

Bob,

Off the top of my head (aka no research), I think most QBs that produce well tend to have at least one elite-level(or a couple of high-level) receiver he can throw to.

[Bob In PA]

Bob,

Off the top of my head (aka no research), I think most QBs that produce well tend to have at least one elite-level(or a couple of high-level) receiver he can throw to.

Rich: Don't bother looking. We both know even if you're wrong, any exceptions to the rule will have another feature that arguably can be substituted for not have a truly elite WR. Three examples: (1) having the best OL in the NFL; (2) two Amari Cooper level WR's; (3) one Cooper & a similarly-talented TE. Bob