7 years agoNew York Jets wide receivers coach Karl Dorrell thinks wide receiver Robby Anderson will be even better in 2018. He had 942 receiving yards and seven touchdowns in the absence of Quincy Enunwa last year as the team's top receiver and established himself as a deep threat in the league. Anderson is sixth in the NFL in receptions 20-plus yards down the field with 27 since he entered the league. “He’ll be better at that now that he knows the scope of it. I think Robby is really going to explode and become a more complete player because of it," Dorrell said. Despite the talent, it'll be hard to match those numbers with Enunwa back and Terrelle Pryor also in the fold. Anderson could also be facing a short suspension from the league from his multiple run-ins with the law. If everything goes right, though, Anderson has WR2 upside.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller
Source: NewYorkJets.com - Dillon Coyne