Drew Bennett finished 2004 with great numbers -- 80 receptions for 1,247 yards and 11 TDs. What a season. Just think if Billy Volek had been throwing to him all year!
Here's other unofficial numbers for '04 for some white receivers:
Brandon Stokley -- 68/1077/10 (Brandon sat out the final regular season game)
Ricky Proehl -- 34/497/0 (just keeps on rollin'; now has 641 career catches)
Kevin Curtis -- 32/421/2 (numbers should keep going up; hopefully won't have to sit behind Bruce for several more years)
Wayne Chrebet -- 31/397/2 (unfortunately left today's game with a concussion; because of previous concussion problems could be the end of Wayne's career)
Joe Jurevicius -- 27/333/2 (joins Farmer and Schroeder as white wideouts given the shaft by Gruden this year; numbers should have been much better)
Brian Finneran -- 23/258/2 (is the go-to guy when Matt Schaub plays; will never have good numbers on a Vick-led team)
Eddie Berlin -- 20/278/1 (finally got to play some this season)
Dane Looker -- 13/183/0 (numbers down considerably from last year's 495 yards)
Chris Horn -- 14/178/0 (saw the field some and acquitted himself quite well)
Here's other unofficial numbers for '04 for some white receivers:
Brandon Stokley -- 68/1077/10 (Brandon sat out the final regular season game)
Ricky Proehl -- 34/497/0 (just keeps on rollin'; now has 641 career catches)
Kevin Curtis -- 32/421/2 (numbers should keep going up; hopefully won't have to sit behind Bruce for several more years)
Wayne Chrebet -- 31/397/2 (unfortunately left today's game with a concussion; because of previous concussion problems could be the end of Wayne's career)
Joe Jurevicius -- 27/333/2 (joins Farmer and Schroeder as white wideouts given the shaft by Gruden this year; numbers should have been much better)
Brian Finneran -- 23/258/2 (is the go-to guy when Matt Schaub plays; will never have good numbers on a Vick-led team)
Eddie Berlin -- 20/278/1 (finally got to play some this season)
Dane Looker -- 13/183/0 (numbers down considerably from last year's 495 yards)
Chris Horn -- 14/178/0 (saw the field some and acquitted himself quite well)