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Who will be our first wide receiver to have a 100 yards in a game this season?

GoobyPls

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With the way Cam is spreading the ball around it wouldn't surprise me if none of them had a 100 yard game all season.  But if I had to pick I'd say Ted Ginn is the most likely.   Like others have said if he didn't drop 2 out of 3 deep balls thrown to him he'd already have a few 100 yard games and we'd have one some games more convincingly. 

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Ginn or Brown would be the most likely, and I think it would take one or two long completions, either from bombs or yards after catch. Aside from Olsen, nobody can get open consistently so he really is spreading it around, which is not a bad thing, since it provides a lot of experience in reading the field. I think doing without KB this season really is making him a better QB.

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14 hours ago, lightsout said:

Cam eventually grows frustrated. Runs all of his receivers to the right, lobs the ball to the left, runs under it and catches it for a TD in each of the remaining games.

Can't do that unless it's tipped by a defender I'm pretty sure.

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3 hours ago, caatfan said:

Ginn or Brown would be the most likely, and I think it would take one or two long completions, either from bombs or yards after catch. Aside from Olsen, nobody can get open consistently so he really is spreading it around, which is not a bad thing, since it provides a lot of experience in reading the field. I think doing without KB this season really is making him a better QB.

I really haven't seen an inability to get open from our receivers. Its been them dropping the ball or Cam missing the throw. We would have had 2 more TDs in the GB game if Cam had hit wide open guys running behind the D.

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