Preseason Updates: Wide Receivers
Amon-Ra St. Brownsurprised a teen by meeting him, signing a jersey, and giving him tickets to the opening game after the teen helped save a woman’s life in July. The connection between Goff and St. Brown is crisp as they produced many receptions and a touchdown at Wednesday’s practice. According to John Maakaron, St. Brown
appears in prime shape, looking even better than in years past. If the new contract is letting St. Brown take his game to another level, then fantasy managers will be very pleased.
Jameson Williams fully extended for a
two-point conversion in the corner of the endzone. The most impressive part of Williams’ camp is that he’s winning in different ways. It’s not just vertical routes, and it’s not just speed. The releases are better, and the routes are crisper,
according to Jeremy Reisman. Antoine Green was placed on waivers after a concussion/neck injury in the first preseason game. Coach Campbell
wants someone to win the No. 3 receiver job, saying, “It’s still the same as where it’s at. We’re waiting for any one of those guys to step forward.” “DPJ (Donovan Peoples-Jones), I felt like, has been, since the game, much better. He’s playing faster, and I notice it; we all notice it, so that’s encouraging. But (Daurice) Fountain and Tre’Quan (Smith) and Kaden Davis, somebody, we’re dying for somebody to step up and say, ‘Hey, man, I’m the guy. I’m the guy you can depend on. I’ll be the same, consistent player every day, find a way to make the plays that come my way.’” Two other players Campbell didn’t mention are Kalif Raymond, who operates better out of the slot, and Isaiah Williams, who has ten receptions for 106 yards through two preseason games. Reisman thinks it’s a debate on
whether Isaiah Williams should make the roster.