Ranking NFL divisions by wide receiver talent: NFC West is best thanks to dynamic duos and DeAndre Hopkins
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In a league where passing rules, we break down which divisions boast the most lethal wideouts
As we all know at this point, passing is king in the modern NFL. That means wide receivers are more important than ever, because teams are getting more of them on the field, more often than ever. Slot receivers are nearly full-time players now, and some teams are even increasing their usage of four-wide sets. It's in that environment that we continue our divisional rankings once again. In the space below, we're going to dig in on each division's wide receivers, summing up which group is the best, which is the worst, and all of the rankings in-between.
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