When I read the headline I thought the story was going to be about the Rams' CBs vs the Rams' WRs during camp!!
The list of individual WRs is daunting, but do any of the Rams' opponents boast a better groups of WRs?
This is from the article: "Of the top 15 wideouts in receiving yards per game last season – excluding Brandin Cooks and Robert Woods ..." Doesn't that mean both Woods and Cooks were top 15? Do any of the Rams' opponents have two WRs in the top 15?
edit: I decided to answer my own question. Yes, one of the Rams' opponents does have two WRs in the top 15 in yards per game: Pittsburgh, with Smith-Schuster and Brown. (The Chiefs also have two such receivers - Hill and Kelce - but the Rams don't play them this year.)
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/25/2019 11:23AM by AlbaNY_Ram.
