Why Jabar Gaffney and Malcom Floyd Will Not Have Back-to-Back Career Years

July 14, 2012   ·   Craig Rondinone   ·   Jump to comments

Most receivers do not get better with age like fine wine or Betty White. They lose a step, have a tougher time separating from sticky cornerbacks and get phased out of offenses for receivers with younger, fresher, more explosive legs. 
That was not the case last season for Jabar Gaffney and Malcom Floyd. These two veterans had the most impressive fantasy seasons of their careers even though they have been in the league a long time. Maybe they finally figured out how to get open. Maybe they just got lucky.
But the problem is that they will be hard-pressed to duplicate or top their 2011 stats in 2012 for fantasy football owners.      
So here are the reasons why Gaffney and Floyd will not be having back-to-back career years:
 
Jabar Gaffney, New England Patriots
Gaffney was Washington’s No. 1 wideout last season, consistently bailing out the erratic Rex Grossman and always quietly piling up yards. When you looked...

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