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Rivera releases first Depth Chart

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I gaurantee Edwards will not be cut. Rivera has said, the more things a WR can do, the more valuable they are, i.e., Special Teams, or handling kickoffs or punts. Edwards would make this roster before Lafell or Clowney.

Waiving Clowney makes the most sense as far as investment, but he's been the only steady guy so far in camp outside of Smitty.

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That's seven then, which definitely will not happen. Somebody has to go...the numbers won't work. Pilares is a fifth rounder coming off surgery...not to much of a risk stashing him on the PS.

If we do only carry five, who's the odd man out? Also, if we do carry six WRs where does the offense spare the other player?

Well Edwards won't be cut like you said. That's just silly. We're carrying 6 and it'll be Smith, Gettis, Lafell, Edwards, Pilares, and then the 6th will be down to Naanee and Clowney but the evidence says Naanee at the moment.

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Well Edwards won't be cut like you said. That's just silly. We're carrying 6 and it'll be Smith, Gettis, Lafell, Edwards, Pilares, and then the 6th will be down to Naanee and Clowney but the evidence says Naanee at the moment.

Pilares and Clowney for the last spot....tough call.

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Well Edwards won't be cut like you said. That's just silly. We're carrying 6 and it'll be Smith, Gettis, Lafell, Edwards, Pilares, and then the 6th will be down to Naanee and Clowney but the evidence says Naanee at the moment.

I realize Edwards won't be cut, but MY rationale for putting him so far down the depth chart is because outside of Pilares who is still an unknown, the others are better pure wideouts than Armanti. Edwards is still a project and wisely he realizes the wildcat packages and STs is going to earn him spot more than his WR abilities. If Clowney continues to tear it up in camp, that's going to be one tough choice to make.

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