WR depth

blion72

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so far we have seen two WRs represent most of the yardage = Wallace and Evans. both of them seem like they will be very impactful.

it seems like the 3rd spot is wide open, but nobody so far has been effective. Sanders is not able to play, Gonzalez is gone for year, Clifford and Fleming have played but don't show much on catches. Who out of Brown, Denmark, Flowers, Ivey and Johnson do you think could help now?

WR is clearly a position where a FR can impact.
 

Bison13

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May 26, 2013
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It’s not like we’re throwing the ball all over the field every down. What do they have 30 total receptions so far and two games? We’ve got a tight end who is all conference at minimum and we’ve hit our backs with a few passes each game so it’s not like our receivers are going to have a ton of numbers. Flemming’s been very good even though he has only the one catch, give it time.
 

Ceasar

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If you look at the participation reports, I believe Fleming has played the second most snaps behind Wallace, and well ahead of Evans. IMO it is only a matter of time before he, and Clifford, get some targets.
 

rudedude

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Sep 28, 2002
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Not concerned with WR depth. The elephant in the room is the depth at LB right now. Behind King and Rojas we have smallish DeLuca and Elsdon. Wylie is injured and not sure what is going on with youngster Specca and Jackson. Tampere Robinson being injured doesn’t help either.
 
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