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who hasn't heard of josh morgan?
Someone with sense. Josh Morgan is a LEGIT shot to bust out this season.... I already felt that he was the best WR on the team....(even with Crabtree there). And now with his hold out that Crabtree is involved in...sign me up for Morgan please..
He is a lot less known than most of the players mentioned in this thread and yes I believe he beats out Sweed and McDonald for #3From Football guys news -PIT - WR Mike Wallace talk of training campSource: Jim Wexell - SteelCityInsider.comJim Wexell, of SteelCityInsider.com, reports that Pittsburgh third-round pick WR Mike Wallace has the team excited because his raw speed will threaten safeties, forcing opponents to play cover-2 looks against their offense. Offensive coordinator Bruce Arians said Wallace is "probably two years ahead of Nate (Washington) when Nate was a rookie." Steelers corner Ike Taylor said Wallace has better raw speed than Steve Smith and Randy Moss, but he has to learn to control his body and not tip off routes.[ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ OUR VIEW ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]It certainly sounds like Limas Sweed better have a good second season to preserve his hold on the long-term WR3 job and starter of the future status. If Wallace creating this much buzz as a raw rookie, we can't wait to see what he can do once his game is more polished. Back to Top
Gotta disagree with you on owning Collie over Garcon. If you're talking about dynasty leagues, Garcon's the one to own. 1.) He's received a lot more hype from Colts' coaches then most young players have. 2.) He's better suited to play on the outside then Collie3.) He may have only had 4 catches last season as a rookie, but he also came from a Division III school.Of course, it's rather likely neither one will amount to much in a dynasty league. But if you're going to own one of them, own Garcon.If you're talking about redraft, neither one is worth owning as whoever wins the slot WR will only be about the 4th or 5th option in the Colts passing game.
how can you immediately write them off in redrafts? Injuries happen. could be better to have a guy like Garcon as Wayne/Gonzo's back-up then a mediocre starter especially if your just filling your roster. In the chance DC went down, the WR's would likely end up with more balls than b/u TE's. Probably depends on how deep the league is
practice squad at best. struggling some at camp.
so you think Fin will be the WR3? Ferguson? Booker? Bergeron? one of the other young guys?
If there is a bottom of the order WR from SF to make a splash, it's Dominique Zeigler. He's been making Sportscenter type catches in camp all week.
5th on the depth chart at best right now, behind Chad, Coles, Henry, Caldwell. From I've heard he was a disappointment last year but I haven't read anything recently about him. I like Caldwell long term (not this year, but when Chad/Coles move on) actually.
Andre Caldwell is a much better prospect.
Not sure that's true, but Simpson has been struggling significantly. Potentially at risk of being cut.
I don't believe any Gator reciever is a good prospect Harvin included, but he is ahead of Simpson. James Jones GB has been outplaying Jordy Nelson. Nelson seems out of it for some reason.Deep sleeper Wallace Wright has been Sanchez's go to guy so far in camp.
I agree with all of these except Bryant Johnson. I think this guy has pretty much been proven out to be an adequate, at best, WR. He's had plenty of chances to shine. Schilens really interests me for some reason.
word is Mo Purify (UDFA from Neb) is outplaying him in camp and may beat him out for that #5 spot. Purify has talent, but he was trouble in college
Interesting. Either Waldman or Wright loved Purify coming out of school. Can't remember which.loose circuits said:
I read that he received an injury settlement. Had been dealing with a back injury this offseason. I liked him a lot in college; would not surprise me if he catches on elsewhere when he recovers.
There have been reports recently saying that Mohamed Massaquoi could start instead of Robiskie. What do people think about Massaquoi's prospects?
Massaquoi: This kid will be a ppr machine this year, he will start and catch LOTS of short passes, especially if Quinn is QB
as i understand it, robiskie was more polished but massaquoi was supposed to be the more raw prospect. if massaquoi is ahead of robiskie then it suggests he's further along in most aspects of the game then robiskie. massaquoi could be very productive in that offense.
I agree with this observation. He might have the best hands in Baylor WR history, ask Texas A&M. He doesn't have great speed or size but he has great hands.
