Most successful offenses in the National Football league have multiple playmakers as pass catchers. Few teams are able to operate without at least two multi-talented receivers, and those that are able to, rely on elite quarterback play. Though some offenses are blessed with depth beyond two receivers, having two top guys is generally a requirement for offenses to take the next step. Having two receivers who can complement each other gives a quarterback options on the biggest plays of a game, and can usually assure a passing offense never gets completely locked down. With these factors in mind, here are the top wide receiver duos in the National Football League. 1. Steelers – Antonio Brown and Juju Smith-Schuster Antonio Brown is safely in the conversation for best wide receiver in the National Football League, and for what’s it’s worth, would have my vote. What made the Steelers passing offense that much more fun in 2017 was the emergence of rookie Juju Smith-Schuster. Juju broke out for nearly 1,000 yards as a 21 year-old opposite of the elite producer that is Antonio Brown, and showed the potential to become a future all-pro. With mainstay Ben Roethlisberger at quarterback, chemistry will not be…