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No. 1 WRs becoming endangered species

By John Clayton
ESPN.com

Monday, June 2, 2008

Whether it was because of age or inconsistency, the four NFC East teams looked long and hard this offseason for new options at wide receiver. The Eagles eternally seem to be looking for a No. 1 receiver. The Giants were looking because Amani Toomer is 33 and Plaxico Burress is 30. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones unsuccessfully made trade calls for Chad Johnson, Anquan Boldin, Roy Williams and Larry Fitzgerald. The Redskins also inquired about Johnson. In the end, the only options were in ...

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