From "The Guy of the Guy"

[deeluxx3]

1 hour ago, Daniel said:

There are four guys on the roster now that I would classify as fast receivers.  Colton Dowell had a 40 time of 4.44, Jha'Quan Jackson had 4.42, Ridley had 4.43 and Tre'Shaun Harrison had a 4.41.  Ridley is going to probably be more of a workhorse than a deep threat, but he's fully capable of performing that role.

Harrison is the fastest, but as a UDFA who doesn't weigh any more than Jackson, I think he's the least likely to make the roster of the group.  But it'll all come down to who performs best in training camp.  But amongst Jackson, Dowell, and Harrison, I think Jackson has the inside edge.

to me, there's a difference between fast receivers and guys who can fly

we can argue his competency as a receiver, but Hollywood Brown can fly (i know guys like Brown don't grow on trees). Colton Dowell cannot fly.

I have felt for a while that this team is lacking WRs that can truly fly.

[TitanRedd]

1 hour ago, deeluxx3 said:

to me, there's a difference between fast receivers and guys who can fly

we can argue his competency as a receiver, but Hollywood Brown can fly (i know guys like Brown don't grow on trees). Colton Dowell cannot fly.

I have felt for a while that this team is lacking WRs that can truly fly.

Exactly we don’t have guys that can take the top off the defense, make em play 2 deep safety cause they fear the speed 

[titansNvolsR#1]

3 hours ago, deeluxx3 said:

to me, there's a difference between fast receivers and guys who can fly

we can argue his competency as a receiver, but Hollywood Brown can fly (i know guys like Brown don't grow on trees). Colton Dowell cannot fly.

I have felt for a while that this team is lacking WRs that can truly fly.

Bring me Squirrel White in next year’s draft. 

[KingTitan]

On 5/3/2024 at 9:50 AM, KingTitan said:

Guy:

Boyd wanted a little more money than they were trying to give at the moment from his understanding. Not over, just revisit it soon.

They viewed JC Lathum as the best Offensive Lineman in the draft while Alt was the best OT, by a slim margin, only because he could be ready to go at LT opposed to needing an adjustment period. 

Bowser formerly with the Ravens remains someone they could bring in. 

Sweat is more than a big body. If things work out, they think he could be Haynesworth disruptive/good. 

Phillips isn't likely to make the roster. 
 

 

Sorry I don't have any new info. But I just thought I'd let this here. And seems like a hit on every one of these points.