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Stefon Diggs, MIN: Despite 100-catch season in 2018, unlikely we have seen his best yet.
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Chris Godwin, TB: May not fulfill Bruce Arians' "close to 100-catch guy" claim, but he should shine as a full-time starter.
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T.Y. Hilton, IND: Enjoyed anonther great season in 2018 despite playing through multiple ankle injuries.
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Christian Kirk, ARI: Where does the trio of incoming rookie receivers leave him on the passing game totem pole?
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Dede Westbrook, JAC: Good chance Nick Foles will take a liking to him if he throws deep as often as he did in Philly.
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Dante Pettis, SF: Arrival of Deebo Samuel threatens his status as potential long-term WR1.
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N'Keal Harry, NE: What wrinkle do Pats have in mind here? Tom Brady not exactly one to throw many contested balls.
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Parris Campbell, IND: Should be clear WR2 no later than 2020; could succeed Hilton as long-term WR1 down the road.
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Deebo Samuel, SF: Very possible he becomes the new Pierre Garcon in HC Kyle Shanahan's offense.
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A.J. Brown, TEN: Tough landing spot for receiver capable of becoming team's WR1.
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James Washington, PIT: Can he hold off Donte Moncrief/Diontae Johnson and become Big Ben's top outside threat?
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Trey Quinn, WAS: Overwhelming favorite to fill high-volume slot role void left behind by Crowder.
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Diontae Johnson, PIT: No one should be expecting Antonio Brown 2.0, but third-round pick should be starter no later than 2020.
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Marquise Brown, BAL: Figures to be very inconsistent as DeSean Jackson-like threat in league's most run-heavy scheme.
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Hakeem Butler, ARI: NFL fairly low on WR that analytics community loves; will impressive athletic profile overcome draft capital?
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