Comparing Odell Beckham, Jarvis Landry to WRs in 2014 NFL Draft

Receiving Yards Per Game

"Odell Beckham Jr: 83.3 Mike Evans: 78 Allen Robinson: 68.2 Brandin Cooks: 66.8 Davante Adams: 65.7 Jarvis Landry: 63.3 Sammy Watkins: 54.2 Martavis Bryant: 49.6 Kelvin Benjamin & John Brown: 49.5"

Odell Beckham, Jr. takes the top spot on another one of these statistics, averaging a whopping 83.3 yards per game so far in his career. He’s only averaged 58.9 yards per game since arriving in Cleveland, but that is enough to put him at 7th on this list of talented receivers.

During his tenure in New York, OBJ averaged an incredible 92.8 yards per game. That type of production is insane.

Despite having Jameis Winston for the majority of his career, Mike Evans has put up some ridiculously impressive numbers so far in his career. He actually saw his least amount of yards per game in 2020, with Tom Brady as his quarterback.

That Tampa Bay receiving room is absolutely stacked with guys who could be a number one receiver anywhere, so you can’t knock him for that dip in numbers.

62.5 yards per game is what you need to average during a 16 game season to have a 1,000 yard receiving season, sot hat means the top six guys on this list all average at least a thousand yards per 16 games.

With the upcoming change to having 17 games, guys who play in all 17 games will only need 58.8 yards per game to crack the coveted 1,000-yard mark. I wouldn’t be shocked if both Cleveland Browns wide receivers reach that mark in 2021 if they both play in all 17 games.