Why ignore the other 5 receivers taken in the 2nd round?  


Jordan Matthews: 67/872 8 TDs

Paul Richardson: 29/271 1 TD

Davante Adams: 38/446 3 TDs

Cody Latimer: 2/23

Allen Robinson: 48/548 2 TDs

Jarvis Landry: 84/758 5 TDs

Marqise Lee: 37/422 1 TD


And let's not forget the other rookie receiver this team relied upon pretty heavily for most of the season.


Allen Hurns 51/677 6 TDs


3 rookies combined for 136 receptions for nearly 1650 yards and 9 touchdowns.  Lee struggled just to get on the field early in the season because Hurns and Robinson were as effective as they were, so seeing his stats wind up where they did at the end of the year shows nothing but promise that the rookie trio that Caldwell drafted will serve this team well for a long, long time barring injury.


Lee had a rough game yesterday, but he will get better.  The fact that we had stats like this with 3 rookie receivers taking most of their passes from a rookie QB is a sign that they're developing a foundation of skill players who are going to be contributing for many years to come.

 

The premise of this entire thread is both stupid, and about as weak an argument as anyone could possibly come up with to complain. 

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