In today’s passing-orientated NFL, having one star receiver isn’t enough. Teams across the league are stocking up on talented receiving corps to give defenses nightmares. The previous two Super Bowl champions, the Los Angeles Rams and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, each had talented receivers to complement their star quarterback. The Buccaneers had Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and Antonio Brown, while the Rams received significant contributions from Odell Beckham Jr., Robert Woods, and Van Jefferson—although Cooper Kupp obviously shouldered a lot of the workload.
The NFC North has a fair share of talented receivers, but an eventful offseason has seen plenty of shakeups.