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WR Depth Chart

ericr0319

By ericr0319,
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Where do we stand? 

  1. Funchess - Final year of deal and I do not expect us to re-sign him.
  2. Moore - Rookie.
  3. T. Smith - I think he starts here on the depth chart, but, doesn't finish here.
  4. J. Wright - I guess he starts at 4?
  5. C. Samuel - I think when healthy he doesn't line up on the field every play, but, when he is on the field can be used in a number of ways. 
  6. Damiere Byrd - I really like him, but, where does he fit? The guy has the ability to make plays.
  7. Sheppard - Has to be cut, rights?
  8. Bersin - :(
  9. Ross, Jones, Fraizer, Duke, Bailey - These are guys I see on our chart. Honestly, not sure who is still on the team, but none will make roster.

We have 8 guys that are "worth" a roster spot. Do we carry more than 5? We we make a couple trades for 7th round picks? Trade for a S? 

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