Ravens didn't score many points, but they won with a historically great defense. Air attack led by Sharpe, Ismail, and Stokley. Nothing to write home about.
Patriots had a Pro Bowl WR in Troy Brown and a reliable target in Deion Branch. Neither were elite but they came up huge in the playoffs.
Buccaneers had Keyshawn Johnson. Declining at the time but still highly regarded. That team was similar to Baltimore, only with a more respectable passing game.
Steelers had Hines Ward and Santonio Holmes, both highly productive, big play receivers.
Colts had Reggie Wayne and a declining, but still serviceable Marvin Harrison. There's also Dallas Clark who is a TE who plays more like a slot receiver.
Giants had Plaxico Burress, another viable top flight receiver.
Saints had Marques Colston, a 1,000+ yard receiver with a knack for scoring touchdowns.
The Colts receivers are the only guys known for regularly putting up monster numbers. But there are lots of different variables in play. That Colts team sucked defensively, except when it mattered most. The Saints won last year on an overachieving defense. The '01 Patriots, '05 Steelers, and '07 Giants weren't considered juggernauts but they got hot at the right time.
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