It's always expected you'll see an article or a hundred about the clear shoe-ins for the top fifty or top one hundred lists, but when it comes to the third or the fourth ranked at their position, it's not always clear who deserves to be there. Let me tell you this, though, despite the San Jose quarterback confusion leading up to Ethan Hunt's hot streak late in the year, Bailey Cook never looked like anything less than a clear, consensus number one Wide Receiver, that any team would be glad to have. His stats rival those of top rated receiver Josh Garden, eclipsing one-thousand yards and reeling in four touchdowns, but his team's record is way way at the bottom reflecting what he had to work with this season. Now, this may seem like an attempt to disparage the SaberCats, but on the contrary, I simply mean to highlight what a standout receiver Bailey Cook has been, and what it means to be that bright light on a team in what seems to be quite a dark place. Cook's season one performance has earned him a spot on my top fifty, regardless of what the other pundits have to say.
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