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Haloti Ngata was listed as #2 breakout player in the NFL this season, if he hasn't boke out yet then he will be spectacular this season, in Pete Prisco's Breakout 30 article. Which had me thinking with Cam Cameron coming to Baltimore as the new Offensive Coordinator, things should look a lot different then they did under the offensive genius, Brian Billick's game plan. So which of the Ravens WR should be the best this year?
- #85 Derrick Mason - 12 year vet that had 103 catches last season averaging 10.6 yards per catch and 5 TD's.
- #89 Mark Clayton - Entering his 4th year with the team, last year was suppose to be his breakout year, but QB injuries and a young O-line seemed to have put that off. He didn't have as many catches (48) as #85, but did manage to have a better average yards per catch (11.1) and no TD's
- #87 Demetrius Williams - Entering his 3rd year, which most say should be the breakout year for WR's, he has always been considered the deep threat. He had fewer still catches (20) than #89 with even more average yards per catch (14.5) and still no TD's
- #17 Matt Willis - Last year was his first year and he had only one catch for eleven yards and still no TD's
- #16 Yamon Figurs - Also a second year guy, usually used in the return game, but has one catch for 36 yards and has two TD's, although both were on special teams.
Or could it be one of the numbered, or as of yet unnumbered, rookies?
- #12 Ernie Wheelwright out of Minnesota
- #15 Patrick Carter out of Louisville
- Kerry Reed out of Michigan State
- Justin Harper out of Virginia Tech
- Marcus Smith out of New Mexico
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