Top Wide Out groups in the NFL

In this weeks posting, I will discuss the top 5 best wide receiver groups in the NFL. This one will be a little more difficult since there are many different types of receiver roles and so many on each team. Here we go:

1. Atlanta Falcons- I really am wondering if this team should consider changing their offensive coordinator or if Matt Ryan is not really that great because this group is outstanding. When Julio Jones was drafted it seemed like a reach for this team, but ended up being almost a steal. Roddy White continues to be overshadowed by Jones, but he is an amazing player. Add in Douglas and you have an incredible group (Gonzalez does not count for this group, but he is a huge factor as well).

2. Denver Broncos- Does your team have a 1000 plus yard wide out? How about having 3 of them on your team? That is exactly what the Broncos have and the addition of Wes Welker was a big plus for this offense. Eric Decker is overlooked by Demitrius Thomas, but both guys help each other by causing problems for opposing defenses. Somehow though, it seems that Brandon Stokley never ages. Good luck defenses in the NFL.

3. Green Bay Packers-  Looking back, it is hard to believe the Packers did not make my rankings sooner, but the wide outs are looking great. This is a team that gets high up there though due to depth. They have Jordy Nelson, who excels are moving the chains, James Jones, who keeps defense occupied, and Randall Cobb, who I believe is going to make a major impact next year. Sure they lost some weapons in the offseason, but did you see how much depth they had in this group already?

4. Arizona Cardinals- Ok so Larry Fitzgerald is probably the only major reason why they were able to get this high on the list, but that guy is simply that good. He just does not have a real QB...for now. I liked watching young Micheal Floyd though and I think he can have a real impact on this team for awhile. They also have a good enough player in Andre Roberts that may make a bigger impact next year.

5. New Orleans Saints- I think with coach Peyton  back where he should be, this team will be back to competition in 2013. They have a very good player in Lance Moore and Marques Colston knows how to play football to the next level. I think Kenny Stills will be the new guy to watch as well, but health in this group is the biggest issue. Even so, it is hard not to be impressed with this group. I think Mr. Brees should be smiling this year because last years distractions will be gone.