Who's the best QB-WR duo in the NFL? Greg Jennings makes his list

As the NFL season reaches its halfway mark, fans have been treated to several elite quarterback-wide receiver tandems this year, including QB Jared Goff and star wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown continuing to put up big numbers in Detroit.

But who's the NFL's best QB-WR duo? "First Things First" co-host Greg Jennings — who formed a formidable duo himself along with Aaron Rodgers during their time together with the Green Bay Packers — does not believe the answer lies in the NFC North.

In fact, on Tuesday's episode of the show, Jennings explained that while he was impressed by those star players and their numbers on the field together, their teams' having multiple offensive "weapons" disqualifies them from making his list of the Top 5 QB/WRs in the league.

So, who did make the list? Check out Jennings' picks below, along with his thoughts on each. 

5. Lamar Jackson and Zay Flowers , Baltimore Ravens

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Jennings' thoughts: "I don't think any team is looking at them saying, ‘Man, if we don't stop Flowers, we're going to be in trouble.’ But they have been very impressive, and I got to give respect to this duo. So I got them at number five because of the numbers that support that."

4. Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin , Washington Commanders

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Jennings' thoughts: "When I look at this duo, they just get overlooked because they're the quiet ones. They're the new kids on the block. Terry McLaurin has been putting up numbers since he entered the National Football League. Nobody talks about him. He's always been one of the better receivers in all of football. Now he has a consistent guy at the helm throwing him the ball, and they're going to continue to grow and develop as