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AZProgressive

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4. The least valuable player position on offense is probably a #2 receiver

Reply to Auggie (Reply #3)

Tue Mar 24, 2026, 03:04 PM

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That is if you got a really great #1 receiver. However, 2 receivers can make a QB great like Warner. He made the Super Bowl when he had 2 or 3 very good receivers to throw to.

However, a #1 receiver is valuable especially if he can gain separation on defenders and is a really good red zone target like Davonte Adams. There is a reason why teams are paying a lot to people that catch touchdowns while running backs like Walker are being let go because the running backs are easier to replace but I still personally value workhorse backs.

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