WR Robby Anderson

Anderson is a very good player that has been in a horrible situation throughout his career. The Jets have either had bad quarterback play or bad offensive line play (or both), leaving a player with his skillset in a tough spot. He is a deep threat that uses his speed as a means of creating space underneath.

As a defense, you have to honor his ability to get deep, which often creates opportunities for stops, hitches, curls and plenty of other routes that can consistently move the chains. Anderson will be far more expensive than Perriman, but he would be worth it.

Also, given that the receiver market has been slow to develop, he may be much less expensive than one would have previously thought. If he would accept a deal in the $11-12 million range annually, the Raiders should be heavily involved.

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