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DeAndre Hopkins had a All-Pro year for the Houston Texans, who went 4-12 in a season defined by injuries. But week in, week out, the Texans could rely on Hopkins. In fact, he led the team in receiving yards in 13 of the first 15 games of the season, before sitting out the final week 17 game.

On the other side of the ledger, we have the Browns. Cleveland had 8 different players (Corey Coleman, Rashard Higgins, Duke Johnson, Ricardo Louis, Kasen Williams, David Njoku, Isaiah Crowell, and Seth Devalve) lead the team in receiving yards during its first 9 games!  Coleman led the team in receiving yards in games 10 and 11, and then Josh Gordon returned and led the Browns in receiving yards in 4 of the final 5 games of the season. Cleveland was one of just three teams that didn’t have a player lead the team in receiving yards in more than 4 games:

TeamGamesPlayer
Texans13DeAndre Hopkins
Cardinals11Larry Fitzgerald
Bengals10A.J. Green
Broncos10Demaryius Thomas
Saints10Michael Thomas
Falcons9Julio Jones
Chiefs8Tyreek Hill
Vikings8Adam Thielen
Jets8Robby Anderson
Titans8Delanie Walker
Steelers8Antonio Brown
Ravens8Mike Wallace
Seahawks8Doug Baldwin
49ers8Marquise Goodwin
Lions7Marvin Jones
Packers7Davante Adams
Patriots7Brandin Cooks
Rams7Robert Woods
Chargers7Keenan Allen
Panthers6Devin Funchess
Colts6T.Y. Hilton
Cowboys6Dez Bryant
Jaguars6Marqise Lee
Dolphins6Jarvis Landry
Eagles6Zach Ertz
Raiders6Michael Crabtree
Buccaneers6Mike Evans
Bears5Kendall Wright
Giants5Evan Engram
Bills4Charles Clay
Browns4Josh Gordon
Redskins4Vernon Davis; Jamison Crowder

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