Gaffney really came on as the season progressed in 2007, surpassing Donte Stallworth in both targets and production. Now with Stallworth gone he will be starting for the high-octane Patriots every week. He is a dependable and very effective target, actually posting team-high effectiveness numbers overall and in the red zone -- facts which explain his 5 TDs in somewhat limited action. It was also obvious in the postseason that he was a preferred target in the end zone for Tom Brady. Speaking of Brady...his presence under center helped to make Gaffney a more attractive draft choice than some other WR options available in this slot who suffer from inferior QB play.
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Who do you think is the best remaining WR? The glad-to-leave-Oakland Porter or the I'm-not-aging Toomer may be the best. However, I believe that the most productive could be my selection, rookie James Hardy. He edges out Charger Vincent Jackson for this draft slot.

Hardy is one of the bigger receivers to enter the league in the past few years and his 6'6" frame should make him a very inviting target, allowing him to make an immediate contribution near the goal line. Hardy was a high-scoring wideout at NCAA Indiana and there's little reason to think that will change. He's no Troy Williamson. I promise that. 
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11.03

This pick felt forced upon me. I was desperate to grab a second QB and I see a pretty large drop off on my list after Campbell . I can’t say that this selection thrilled me; Campbell has the right players to receive his passes but does he have inside himself the tools to get the job done? He needs to learn a new system, stay healthy, and work together with his receivers while avoiding sacks and reducing fumbles. A lot to expect, but he was the best that I saw available at the time.
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11.04

Health-wise Glenn appears to have fully recovered from his 2007 injury woes. Now if only the Cowboys will let him play ball. I think that all of this current stuff will work itself out and Glenn will be on the field and scoring points. If he returns to his 2006 form, I think he'll have a chance to be a constant, not stellar, but constant point scorer
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11.06

Porter is a big receiver and has the opportunity to be a number one receiver with the Jaguars. The Jaguars revamped their receiving core this year, and I think the trip out of Oakland has to be good for Porter. There are some concerns about Porters' hammies, but it’s early and hopefully Porter can get them back in shape. This is a pick I might have taken back if given the chance as Porter got hurt the day after I picked him. I would keep an eye on him, but will move him further down my draft list for my other drafts
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