Colts receiver T.Y. Hilton led the http://www.authenticcowboyssale.com/shop-by-players-maliek-collins-... league in receiving yards last season with 1,448, but he still doesn't get much mention in the discussion of who is the league's best receiver. For that reason, Bleacher Report named him as one of the nine most overshadowed stars in the NFL.
"Even when the Colts offense is discussed, Hilton's name doesn't dominate the conversation," wrote Brent Sobleski of B/R. "Instead, the plight of quarterback Andrew Luck is the main talking point."
Sobleski went on to say Hilton is http://www.authenticraiderssale.com/shop-by-players-marquette-king-... an elite receiver even if he is smaller (5-9, 180) than other No. 1 receivers and works out of the slot more. Get past that and the numbers speak for themselves, Sobleski says.
"Despite his slight frame and work inside the numbers, the 2012 third-round pick, who ran a 4.34-second 40-yard-dash at his pro day, is also the NFL's best vertical threat," wrote Sobleski. "Hilton led all receivers with 17 receptions that traveled 20 or more yards downfield."
Those numbers haven't helped Hilton get respect from other places; he was rated 61st overall in the 2017 NFL Top 100 and just the 12th best receiver on the list, behind Julio Jones, Antonio Brown, Odell Beckham Jr., A.J. Brice Butler Youth Jersey Green, Mike Evans, Tyreek Hill, Jarvis Landry, Larry Fitzgerald, Jordy Nelson, Amari Cooper, and Dez Bryant. The Colts are happy Hilton's their guy though, and it wouldn't be a surprise at all to see him outproduce many of them again this year.