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[QUOTE="Trueblue25, post: 3100116, member: 3410"]
What I’ve heard in practice, and what I saw at the spring game. He may not be the “answer”, but he’s a physical wideout who can catch 50/50 balls and make plays in traffic. Sure his big spring game catch was over a walk on (i believe), but thats a damned impressive catch even if it’s over you or me. He was very close to cracking the rotation last year.

I know one thing, our starting receivers not named Jackson have displayed they’re either not 100% healthy, or not physical enough to challenge bigger db’s at this time. Riley offers some as a deep/home run threat but he’s not Erv catching the sideline pass and making a play.

Ive also heard great things about Sharod, but I think Tommy needs another guy who can make plays through defenders when coverage is tight. I’ve visibly seen that from and heard that about Queeley.

Tommy’s struggled creating while facing pressure, and he’s not yet displayed the ability to get the first with his legs. Give him another receiver who can potentially go up and make that play through coverage, and who may play with further urgency because this is “his chance”.

If I see another receiver give up on a route, or look surprised when the ball comes his way, I’ll lose it.
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