Though Peyton Manning had an awful lot to do with it, the Indianapolis Colts of the 2000s had the luxury of having not just one Pro Bowl wide receiver, but two. The elder of the two, Marvin Harrison, is already in the Hall of Fame. The other, Reggie Wayne, may well join him soon enough.
For much of his career, though, Wayne, a first-round pick in 2001, had the luxury of having Harrison working right there next to him, absorbing a lot of the attention he would otherwise be getting.