Rating:who is the WRs?

New England Patriots: If Wes Welker(notes) was healthy, this group would rank higher. Adding Torry Holt helps, although we'll see how he gets along with new Randy Moss jersey(notes).

Detroit Lions: Like Philadelphia and Dallas, there's potential for great improvement here if Calvin Johnson(notes) continues to develop and TE Brandon Pettigrew(notes) comes back healthy.

Cincinnati Bengals: With Bryant and Gresham around, Chad Ochocinco jersey(notes) might be back to celebrating on a more regular basis.

Baltimore Ravens: No overwhelming stars, but great depth and balance. Anquan Boldin and Derrick Mason(notes) are as tough as they come at receiver.

San Francisco 49ers: TE Vernon Davis(notes) is finally developing into a serious star and Michael Crabtree(notes) isn't far behind after a quietly impressive rookie season.

New York Jets jerseys: If Braylon Edwards(notes) returns to Pro Bowl form and Santonio Holmes(notes) can get his head straight, this group could be awesome by December. If so, the Jets will be a serious contender.

 New York Giants: They were better than expected last season, but that doesn't mean they're great. A lot of nice players, but nobody a defense has to worry about.

Pittsburgh Steelers: The loss of the aforementioned Santonio Holmes is a brutal blow, although Mike Wallace(notes) showed promise last season. Hines Ward(notes) brings stability, but not much more at this point.

 Miami Dolphins: The new Dolphins jerseys finally landed a No. 1 receiver in Brandon Marshall(notes) after years of not having one. The question is whether Marshall will be enough.