Coming into today, MVS was 63rd in the league in receiving yards. Ten players ahead of him are TEs or RBs, putting him at 53rd in the NFL in receiving yards. Using receiving yards as a proxy, he technically is a low #2. What I want to know is, where is it written in stone that a "legitimate #2" WR is necessary to win the Super Bowl? As others have said, who were the "legitimate #2" WRs on those New England teams? Carolina has Moore, Samuel, and Robby Anderson, and their season is over. Dallas has Cooper, Gallup, and Lamb, and their season is over. Houston has Cooks and Fuller, and their season is over. Minnesota has Jefferson and Thielen, and their season is over. Tennessee has Davis and Brown, and GB stomped a mud hole in them. That's my point... they don't need a "legitimate #2" to win. None of those teams had Aaron Rodgers or Tom Brady as their quarterback either. And are they winning? Because last I saw, in 28 years of Hall of Fame quarterback play, they only have two Super Bowls to show for it so let's not start comparing them to the Patriots. I know division titles are considered successful seasons by some here but not to me. It's not being spoiled from so many playoff seasons with Favre and Rodgers. It's frustration that they didn't win more than they should've.