I don’t think that’s why they are deemed harder to find. I thought the pay scale is based on production and it’s easier to quantify what a guy like AB or AJ Green can get paid versus how a guy like Sherman or Pat Peterson gets paid. If you score tds you proly will get paid more than a guy who makes tackles and get a few pass break up. WR jersey sells are proly higher than cbs. They are more well know and more marketable than a defensive player or linemen.

That pay scales has nothing to do with the frequency or difficulty you can find a high end wideout. Of the top 20 highest paid wrs 13 of them were drafted in the second round or later with the highest paid being drafted in the 6th round. Now I’m not saying they are a dime a dozen or wideouts aren’t important but using this pay scale to determine that they are more important to the game or to determine the difficulty in finding one is invalid.

We just couldn’t find any cause our gms sucked for 10 plus years. They could drafted a high school paper correctly.

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