Jamie Erdahl· May 8, 2025
Erdahl ranked her top five wide receiver duos, putting Philadelphia first, Detroit above Minnesota, and Cincinnati fifth.
“I too, will put the Philadelphia Eagles as number one.”
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- Position Group RankingsLos Angeles RamsMay 8, 2025
“I put Cincinnati at five... I am impressed with the fact that DeVante Adams is in La... I put Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison in this... I am going to put the Lions above the Minnesota Vikings... and I too, will put the Philadelphia Eagles as number one.”
Hit · 80Scored 80a naive guess scored 60+40 skillHow this was scored
- best:
- NE
- unit:
- wide_receiver
- skill:
- 40
- method:
- spearman
- season:
- 2025
- accuracy:
- 80
- baseline:
- 60
- difficulty:
- 2
- weeks in the season:
- 18
- teams ranked:
- 4
- weeks left when called:
- 18
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