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Re-Drafting the Wide Receivers From the 2010 NFL Draft Using Advanced Analytics

Brett Oswalt  —  @bRo14thekid Apr 26th, 2017
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T9. Dexter McCluster

CarAV: 21

Dexter McCluster was one of the first players to be a hybrid breakout of half-wideout, half-running back. His 1,993 career receiving yards and 1,042 say as much.

In 2013 -- when he was still with the Kansas City Chiefs -- McCluster started just 6 games but turned in 53 catches, 511 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns while appearing in 15 games. The result was a career-best 7 AV and a Pro Bowl appearance, also returning 2 punts for touchdowns that season.

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