10. Miami Dolphins
Another team that went out and made some great additions at receiver this past offseason was the Miami Dolphins. They signed Will Fuller, giving them a former first-round pick who has the ability to take the top off a defense.
There was also the addition of Jaylen Waddle who was their top pick, and he too can get to the other side of the field in a hurry. Of that wasn’t enough, they already have DeVante Parker who has had some great seasons in the NFL, and Preston Williams who has the talent to put up big numbers.
Everything will hinge on the performance of quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, but if he makes some strides as a signal-caller, this could be a fun offense.
9. Los Angeles Rams
Losing Josh Reynolds could actually be a problem for the Los Angeles Rams because he was an underrated player for them. But they do still have a lot of talent, enough to put them at No. 9 in our standings.
Cooper Kupp is one of the best in the game — and don’t let his dip in performance last season fool you on that. With Matthew Stafford now under center, he will look more like the player who had 1,161 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2019.
He’s joined by Robert Woods who flies under the radar but is just solid all-around and missed his third-straight 1,000-yard season by 64 yards this past season. Van Jefferson is also in the fold and he should have a chance to step up in the absence of Reynolds.
Lastly, they have a wild card in DeSean Jackson. He’s been an elite player for years but is on the back nine of his career. Still, he might be able to put up some big plays when he is on the field.