Kansas City Chiefs: Ranking AFC West wide receivers in 2019
This was the toughest position rankings to put together so far, as the AFC West has four incredible wide receivers. All could be considered the best in other divisions, but not in the big, bad AFC West.
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For these rankings, I put Antonio Brown at number one. Yes, he’ll be 31 years old for the 2019 season, but the guy has shown ZERO signs of slowing down. He had 15 touchdowns last year. Will a change of scenery and at quarterback prevent Brown from remaining at the top of the pack?
Tyreek Hill landed in the second spot, even with his 1,400+ yard campaign in 2018. Hill benefited from having the best quarterback in the league throwing the ball to him, but even before Mahomes took over, he was still a big time playmaker for the Chiefs.
Keenan Allen being ranked third goes to show how good the AFC West is at the wideout spot. He’s an incredible receiver, but injuries have held him back throughout his career.
Last is Emmanuel Sanders, who is a talented guy, but behind these three players in production. He’s 32 years old, but still plays like a rockstar. Courtland Sutton might pass him on the depth chart though and if he does, he’d still probably be the fourth ranked guy on this list too.
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How would you rank the AFC West wide receivers?