Wide Receivers
Julio Jones
130 Targets, 85 catches, 1,480 receiving yards, 10 receiving Touchdowns
1 Attempt, 20 rushing yards
Mohamed Sanu
84 Targets, 57 catches, 690 receiving yards, 5 receiving Touchdowns
2 Attempts, 16 rushing yards
Calvin Ridley
95 Targets, 64 catches, 820 yards, 7 receiving Touchdowns
1 Attempt, 15 rushing yards
Justin Hardy
37 Targets, 20 catches, 215 receiving yards, 2 receiving Touchdowns
Marvin Hall
5 Targets, 3 catches, 70 receiving yards, 1 receiving Touchdown
Russell Gage
5 Targets, 3 catches, 36 receiving yards, 1 receiving Touchdown
If these numbers look familiar, it’s because they are similar to what the Falcons got out of Roddy White, Julio Jones and Tony Gonzales in 2012. Those 3 absolutely dominated the league even with Michael Turner who was on the down slope. I believe the Falcons have a corps in Jones, Ridley and Hooper that can absolutely dominate in a similar manner because they each feed off one another. I believe Sanu will be his normal steady self and he along with Hardy will make life easier for Ryan on 3rd downs and in the end zone.