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Ramsdude
Are we really 4 deep at WR?
If we are talking "potential" then, yes, we are "deep" with players who have "potential".
I see Kupp as a sure thing.
ARob is coming off a sub par year for himself. Can he rebound? I think he will.
Van Jefferson is injured. Still should be a solid #3.
Tutu? Not until he actually proves something in a real game.
Skow? OK blocker, bad hands and also unproven in games.
IMO, we have 1 really good WR and that is Kupp. ARob is EXPECTED to rebound and be a solid #2 but will he?
After that, it's anybody's guess who will be #3 and #4. Van Jefferson should have #3 locked up be also has some holes in his game. He isn't aggressive enough when going for the ball, IMO. Not good for a #3 WR.
Tutu AND Skow have been less than impressive from what my eyes have seen. I really don't expect much from either player. One will be a "gadget" player and the other will be asked to block more than he catches...you figure out which one is which. lol
I think it will all sort itself out based on who is hot at the time and it could change on a game by game basis. Tutu could be #3 one week and Skow #3 the next. Let them fight it out with the BEST man winning the most playing time!
Of course, once OBJ signs...the pecking order changes completely!
Anyone still think we are "deep" at WR after last night?
How about our whipping boy Tutu? I was told he catches EVERYTHING. Well guess what? He dropped his only target last night. He really "took the top off" the D with all that speed didn't he? lol Maybe a good OL would've been a better pick than Doodoo Atwell?
Skow didn't look much better IMO.
ARob wasn't targeted enough to tell. The jury is still out on him.
Van Jeff? Will he be the same as before the injury? Will he be more aggressive and fight for contested balls? I hope so.
We NEED OBJ if we want to have a shot at running it back. Even then, if our OL plays like they did last night, it won't matter who our WR's are because Stafford will be on his back looking up at the ceiling and not them!
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