Yes I do, and that is why I think it is a mistake to let him walk.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/the-top-25-wide-receivers-in-the-nfl/2/
10. Kenny Golladay, Detroit Lions
Not only did Kenny Golladay lead the NFL in receiving touchdowns last season, but he was also fifth among WRs in yards per target (10.3). His strength to win while contested and after the catch makes him a chore to cover and tackle.
https://www.pff.com/nfl/free-agency?season=2021
There may be no better endorsement of a top receiver than the difference it makes to his quarterback when he is on the field. Matthew Stafford is a different player when Golladay is on the field, and the wideout clearly has confidence in his ability to go up and get the football in tough spots. He battled injuries this season, but Golladay's 628 yards on deep (20-plus yard) passes ranked second in the league in 2019. Golladay has the size and athleticism required to be a big target on the outside, along with that contested-catch prowess, but he also possesses enough nuance in his route running to function well in any system. The NFC North has featured some great receivers in recent seasons, and Golladay is up there with the best of them.
I understand he is coming off injury and we do not know what his medicals look like. My point is it is a tough pill to swallow letting a guy of his pedigree walk and not get anything, but potentially what amounts to an early 4th round pick