2012 DRAFT GUIDE

	#14 Joe Webb
		Pos: Wide Receiver NFL Team: MIN Injury: OK		Experience: 3 College: UAB Height: 76 Weight: 220 Born: 11/14/1986

Year	Tm	Gm	Catch	Yds	TDs	Tgt	Rush	Yds	TDs	Fum
2011	MIN	16	1	9	0	5	22	154	2	1
2010	MIN	5	0	9	0	0	18	120	2	0

Summary

Wide Receiver Rank: #167All Players: #480

Webb didn't attempt a pass during the regular season but was forced to start the Vikings playoff game and it was a game to forget for Webb. He struggled mightily throwing the ball, going 11-of-30 for 180 yards and a touchdown with an interception. He did most of his damage on the ground, rushing seven times for 68 yards. Webb's struggles in that game doesn't bode well for his future, though. There are some concerns on whether or not he is worth using as a top NFL backup. He has ability but more so as a runner than a thrower. He has five interceptions to three touchdown passes for his career. He has rushed for 273 yards and four touchdowns, though, in three seasons. He is a top athlete but struggles with accuracy and decision making. He does a poor job of reading defense and hasn't made a whole lot of strides in that department since early in this career.

FANTASY OUTLOOK

Webb has fantasy upside if starting but we don't like his chances of finding that starting job. He might have a hard time even serving as a top backup this season. He has made little progress since entering the league.

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Notes

May 16 03:52 pm

Minnesota Vikings WR Joe Webb said he is fine with moving from quarterback to wide receiver but expects it to take some times to get comfortable at the position. 'I'm doing real good. I still have a long ways to go, but I'm getting better every day and that's all you can do. I just take it one step at a time, one day at a time, one play at a time, and hopefully it can turn out as a success,' Webb said.
Source: KFFL.com

May 16 08:13 am

The Minnesota Vikings have moved QB Joe Webb to wide receiver.
Fantasy Impact: This isn't a big surprise. We aren't sure he'll make a big impact at his new position but you never know.
Source: KFFL.com

May 03 01:32 pm

Minnesota Vikings QB Joe Webb said the team has not told him what position he will play during offseason workouts but will be willing to move to wide receiver if asked. 'Yeah, I'm comfortable,' Webb said. 'Whatever it is to help the team. I'm a team player. So, as long as I get on the field. I'm excited to get on the field this year. Hopefully, we can make that happen. But in the meantime, whatever they ask me to do, I'm going to do it.'
Source: KFFL.com

May 02 08:53 am

Minnesota Vikings QB Joe Webb has been catching passes in anticipation for the team to ask him to switch to wide receiver. 'They're still figuring it out,' Webb said. 'But it looks like, if I am going to receiver, I'm doing a lot more work at it so I can work on my craft at receiver since I haven't been there since, what, 2010 when I first got drafted?'
Source: KFFL.com

Apr 14 01:52 pm

Minnesota Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier indicated the team is still considering the possibility of moving QB Joe Webb to another position. '[Webb] is such a talented athlete that we want to make sure that we're doing the right thing by him and our team, as well,' Frazier said. 'That's something we'll continue to discuss as we go forward.'
Source: KFFL.com

Mar 20 10:52 am

Minnesota Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier said he wants to keep QB Joe Webb at quarterback and is not looking to try him at other positions in 2013.
Source: KFFL.com

Jan 27 09:22 pm

Minnesota Vikings QB Joe Webb was limited to just three snaps in mop-up duty during the regular season, and he started the Wild Card game loss against the Green Bay Packers. He is expected to have competition for the No. 2 job as he enters a contract year, and he could be shopped to a team committed to exploring zone-read possibilities.
Source: KFFL.com

Jan 20 04:53 pm

Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman said he likes QB Joe Webb and will not judge him solely on his performance in the team's Wild Card playoff game. 'Joe has been a very good backup quarterback,' Spielman said. 'I'm sure, as everybody has seen, that he probably didn't play the way he wanted to play up in Green Bay. But if you look into his history, that's what you have to do, the things he did when he came into the Washington game a year ago, what he did in Detroit the game [QB Christian Ponder] got hurt, what he did in Philadelphia when we got stuck two years ago.'
Source: KFFL.com

Jan 09 08:13 am

Minnesota Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier said QB Christian Ponder is the team's starting quarterback moving forward; however, backup QB Joe Webb will have to compete for the No. 2 job. '(Webb will) be a guy that will compete for the No. 2 spot again next year, barring something that we may end up doing in our personnel meetings,' Frazier said. 'But we'll discuss Joe's position and everyone's position in our personnel meetings and then we'll make a decision what's best.'
Source: KFFL.com

Jan 05 08:12 pm

Minnesota Vikings QB Joe Webb is the first quarterback in NFL history to start a team's playoff game without throwing one pass during the regular season. He got the nod in place of the injured QB Christian Ponder (elbow) in the Wild Card game against the Green Bay Packers Saturday, Jan. 5.
Source: KFFL.com

Wide Receivers

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	#2	A.J. Green	CIN	12
	#3	Roddy White	ATL	6
	#4	D. Thomas	DEN	9
	#5	B. Marshall	CHI	8
	#6	Dez Bryant	DAL	11
	#7	Julio Jones	ATL	6
	#8	V. Jackson	TAM	5
	#9	Andre Johnson	HOU	8
	#10	L. Fitzgerald	ARI	9
	#11	Randall Cobb	GNB	4
	#12	Victor Cruz	NYG	9
	#13	Percy Harvin	SEA	12
	#14	Wes Welker	DEN	9
	#15	Dwayne Bowe	KAN	10
	#16	Reggie Wayne	IND	8
	#17	Eric Decker	DEN	9
	#18	Mike Wallace	MIA	6
	#19	Steve Smith	CAR	4
	#20	Jordy Nelson	GNB	4
	#21	M. Colston	NOR	7
	#22	Pierre Garcon	WAS	5
	#23	Hakeem Nicks	NYG	9
	#24	Jeremy Maclin	PHI	12
	#25	James Jones	GNB	4
	#26	Antonio Brown	PIT	5
	#27	Torrey Smith	BAL	8
	#28	D. Amendola	NWE	10
	#29	Steve Johnson	BUF	12
	#30	C. Shorts III	JAC	9
	#31	Greg Jennings	MIN	5
	#32	T Y Hilton	IND	8
	#33	D. Jackson	PHI	12
	#34	Kenny Britt	TEN	8
	#35	Josh Gordon	CLE	10
	#36	Tavon Austin	STL	11
	#37	D. Alexander	SDG	8
	#38	Miles Austin	DAL	11
	#39	Chris Givens	STL	11
	#40	Lance Moore	NOR	7
	#41	Mike Williams	TAM	5
	#42	D. Moore	OAK	7
	#43	Greg Little	CLE	10
	#44	J. Blackmon	JAC	9
	#45	D. Hopkins	HOU	8
	#46	S. Holmes	NYJ	10
	#47	A. Jeffery	CHI	8
	#48	Anquan Boldin	SFO	9
	#49	E. Sanders	PIT	5
	#50	Michael Floyd	ARI	9
	#51	Sidney Rice	SEA	12
	#52	B. Hartline	MIA	6
	#53	Ryan Broyles	DET	9
	#54	K. Wright	TEN	8
	#55	C. Patterson	MIN	5
	#56	Malcom Floyd	SDG	8
	#57	D. Heyward-Bey	IND	8
	#58	N. Washington	TEN	8
	#59	Stephen Hill	NYJ	10
	#60	Keenan Allen	SDG	8
	#61	Vincent Brown	SDG	8
	#62	Nate Burleson	DET	9
	#63	D. McCluster	KAN	10
	#64	A.J. Jenkins	SFO	9
	#65	Brian Quick	STL	11
	#66	Mohamed Sanu	CIN	12
	#67	M. Crabtree	SFO	9
	#68	Robert Woods	BUF	12
	#69	Donald Jones	NWE	10
	#70	Rod Streater	OAK	7
	#71	Justin Hunter	TEN	8
	#72	Rueben Randle	NYG	9
	#73	B. LaFell	CAR	4
	#74	J. Baldwin	KAN	10
	#75	M. Wheaton	PIT	5
	#76	David Nelson	CLE	10
	#77	Q. Patton	SFO	9
	#78	Andre Roberts	ARI	9
	#79	Santana Moss	WAS	5
	#80	S. Breaston	KAN	10
	#81	M. Manningham	SFO	9
	#82	Donnie Avery	KAN	10
	#83	Golden Tate	SEA	12
	#84	Aaron Dobson	NWE	10
	#85	A. Hawkins	CIN	12
	#86	T.J. Graham	BUF	12
	#87	Harry Douglas	ATL	6
	#88	Austin Pettis	STL	11
	#89	Jarius Wright	MIN	5
	#90	Jeremy Kerley	NYJ	10
	#91	Jason Avant	PHI	12
	#92	Jacoby Jones	BAL	8
	#93	S. Bailey	STL	11
	#94	J. Simpson	MIN	5
	#95	Jacoby Ford	OAK	7
	#96	Corey Fuller	DET	9
	#97	Domenik Hixon	CAR	4
	#98	Davone Bess	CLE	10
	#99	Juron Criner	OAK	7
	#100	T. Williams	DAL	11
	#101	M. Massaquoi	JAC	9
	#102	D. Henderson	NOR	7
	#103	A. Benn	PHI	12
	#104	P. Burress	PIT	5
	#105	M. Goodwin	BUF	12
	#106	M. Jenkins	NWE	10
	#107	Brandon Lloyd	NWE	10
	#108	R. Meachem	SDG	8
	#109	Ace Sanders	JAC	9
	#110	Earl Bennett	CHI	8
	#111	L. Hankerson	WAS	5
	#112	Devin Hester	CHI	8
	#113	Kevin Walter	TEN	8
	#114	Early Doucet	ARI	9
	#115	B. Edwards	NYJ	10
	#116	Mike Thomas	DET	9
	#117	Joshua Cribbs	OAK	7
	#118	B. Gibson	MIA	6
	#119	Kenny Stills	NOR	7
	#120	A. Caldwell	DEN	9
	#121	Chris Harper	SEA	12
	#122	Steve Smith	TAM	5
	#123	Cobi Hamilton	CIN	12
	#124	Doug Baldwin	SEA	12
	#125	Eddie Royal	SDG	8
	#126	Josh Boyce	NWE	10
	#127	A. Armstrong	DAL	11
	#128	J. Jernigan	NYG	9
	#129	Tavarres King	DEN	9
	#130	Tandon Doss	BAL	8
	#131	Devier Posey	HOU	8
	#132	J. Cotchery	PIT	5
	#133	B. Robiskie	DET	9
	#134	Armon Binns	MIA	6
	#135	Ryan Swope	ARI	9
	#136	Justin Brown	PIT	5
	#137	A. Mellette	BAL	8
	#138	K. Martin	HOU	8
	#139	Jason Hill	NYJ	10
	#140	Alan Bonner	HOU	8
	#141	Louis Murphy	NYG	9
	#142	M. Wilson	CHI	8
	#143	Brad Smith	BUF	12
	#144	M. Spurlock	SDG	8
	#145	S. Stroughter	TAM	5
	#146	A. Robinson	WAS	5
	#147	C. Johnson	GNB	4
	#148	Ted Ginn Jr.	CAR	4
	#149	Ramses Barden	NYG	9
	#150	Devon Wylie	KAN	10
	#151	T. Benjamin	CLE	10
	#152	Brice Butler	OAK	7
	#153	D. Williams	TEN	8
	#154	Kevin Dorsey	GNB	4
	#155	Riley Cooper	PHI	12
	#156	Derek Hagan	OAK	7
	#157	Brandon Tate	CIN	12
	#158	D. Thompson	BAL	8
	#159	K. Pilares	CAR	4
	#160	Chaz Schilens	NYJ	10
	#161	L. Robinson	JAC	9
	#162	Ryan Whalen	CIN	12
	#163	Greg Salas	PHI	12
	#164	LaVon Brazill	IND	8
	#165	Joe Adams	CAR	4
	#166	David Reed	BAL	8
	#167	Joe Webb	MIN	5
	#168	Marvin Jones	CIN	12
	#169	Randy Moss	SFO	9
	#170	Ruvell Martin	BUF	12
	#171	Deion Branch	NWE	10
	#172	J. Norwood	CLE	10
	#173	Jabar Gaffney	MIA	6
	#174	Clyde Gates	NYJ	10
	#175	Jordan White	NYJ	10
	#176	Kris Durham	DET	9
	#177	J. Shipley	JAC	9
	#178	Toney Clemons	JAC	9
	#179	K. Ogletree	TAM	5
	#180	Joseph Morgan	NOR	7
	#181	R. Parrish	TAM	5
	#182	G. Camarillo	NOR	7
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	#184	Jeremy Ebert	JAC	9
	#185	R. Matthews	MIA	6
	#186	B. Stokley	DEN	9
	#187	Nick Toon	NOR	7
	#188	A. Edwards	CAR	4
	#189	Dwayne Harris	DAL	11
	#190	Mardy Gilyard	KAN	10
	#191	S. Burton	MIN	5
	#192	Marvin McNutt	MIA	6
	#193	T. Copper	KAN	10
	#194	D. Briscoe	WAS	5
	#195	Ben Obomanu	SEA	12
	#196	Legedu Naanee	MIA	6
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	#198	L. Hawkins	NWE	10
	#199	Deon Butler	SDG	8
	#200	Marcus Easley	BUF	12
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