Camp Battles: WR

Danno · 05-18-2004, 12:44 PM

Of course, Its too early to tell for sure, but lets have some fun.
Barring trades and injuries (and suspensions) I see us keeping these 6 WR's

1. Horn: Will return to pro-bowl form, he's too proud not to.

2. Stallworth: This is his year to step it up, but next year is his pro-bowl year.

3. Pathon: Dependable 3rd WR that can play every position, he stays, as he should.

4. Henderson: Will be our best WR in 3 years, and a pro-bowler

5. Gardner: 2nd round talent. He still intrigues me. Size and speed. He's my surprise to make the final roster, if he continues to develop as most 2nd year WR's do. His development opens up several trade scenarios next year. His value is enhanced by his ability to play ST.

6. M.Lewis: BARELY! It comes down to Crowell and Lewis and Lewis wins it due to his ST play. But we keep Crowell on our speed-dial in case 1-6 get injured. Lewis has to show he knows what north/south is, and it ain't east/west. This may be the beermans last year here if he continues with the east/west returns.

Crowell: returns to 90% of former self but they go with the youthful prospect instead.

D. Lewis: Practice squad, gets picked up by some other team short on WR depth.

The rest are simply camp targets for AB, JT and TB.

05-18-2004, 12:44 PM	#1
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,653	Camp Battles: WR Of course, Its too early to tell for sure, but lets have some fun. Barring trades and injuries (and suspensions) I see us keeping these 6 WR's 1. Horn: Will return to pro-bowl form, he's too proud not to. 2. Stallworth: This is his year to step it up, but next year is his pro-bowl year. 3. Pathon: Dependable 3rd WR that can play every position, he stays, as he should. 4. Henderson: Will be our best WR in 3 years, and a pro-bowler 5. Gardner: 2nd round talent. He still intrigues me. Size and speed. He's my surprise to make the final roster, if he continues to develop as most 2nd year WR's do. His development opens up several trade scenarios next year. His value is enhanced by his ability to play ST. 6. M.Lewis: BARELY! It comes down to Crowell and Lewis and Lewis wins it due to his ST play. But we keep Crowell on our speed-dial in case 1-6 get injured. Lewis has to show he knows what north/south is, and it ain't east/west. This may be the beermans last year here if he continues with the east/west returns. Crowell: returns to 90% of former self but they go with the youthful prospect instead. D. Lewis: Practice squad, gets picked up by some other team short on WR depth. The rest are simply camp targets for AB, JT and TB.