Who Should I Draft?
Jeremy Maclin or Percy Harvin (2013)
Eagles
SeahawksExpert Picks
0%
100%
Expert Consensus Rank (ECR)
35
10
Best Rank
22
3
Worst Rank
43
20
Best
126.3
180.0
Worst
116.7
146.2
| Receptions | 64 |
93.5 |
| Rec Yards | 865 |
999.5 |
| Rec TDs | 6 |
7 |
 Chet GreshamThe Fake Football | “He's yet to put a season together that I think he's capable of. If the team thrives under Kelly, this could be the year.” | “He's such an explosive player from every part of the field, that if Seattle uses him well, he could be a top 5 fantasy player.” |
| Kevin Roberts NFL Soup | “Maclin is a sneaky pick in a contract year and a new offense possibly coming to the rescue.” | “Percy should see solid improvement in his numbers in Seattle.” |
| Derek Lofland Fantasy Football Maniax | “Maclin did not live up to expectations as he struggled with injuries to himself and QB Michael Vick. He finished with 69 receptions for 857 yards and 7 touchdowns, but durability has been a big issue with him early in his career.” | “Harvin was traded to the Seattle Seahawks, which should improve his fantasy value with QB Russell Wilson instead of QB Christian Ponder. The big concern with him is injuries and his attitude now that he has a big contract, but I think the Hawks have a good enough system in place to keep him focused.” |
| Kyle Wachtel Forensic Fantasy | “Has been knocking on door of next level for a few years” | “No receiver picks up tougher yards” |
| Tommy Rowan Juan Elway | “Harvin is such a talent and has a coaching staff that should utilize his skills properly. Health is my only concern.” | |
| Staff Rankings FFLockerRoom | “He'll continue to be a dynamic play-maker and while he's been labeled "injury prone," he's only missed 3 games in 3 years. Harvin's upside is good enough to make him a low-end No.1/high-end No.2 Fantasy WR worth a pick in late Round 3 but likely to be snagged later in Rounds 4 or 5. He should be a tremendous value.” |
