Who Steps up at WR?

[BleedBlue4Shoe86]

With the loss of Campbell, for probably the year, what WR do you think steps up and makes his presence felt.  I am extremely curious what people think.  

 

Could it be the rookie with promise (MPJ)

 

What about the savy vet and diamond in the rough (Pascal)

 

Or could it be a undrafted, former practice squad player (Fountain)

 

Finally there is the rookie late round, big bodied WR (Patmon)

 

I think there is a player in this bunch that can step up and stand out.

[DynaMike]

Maybe Ashton Dulin?

[Hark]

Going to say Fountain, just because I am really rooting for that kid.

[Four2itus]

Been askin this question since Reggie left.......

[Chucklez]

2 hours ago, Four2itus said:

Been askin this question since Reggie left.......

Then you haven’t been paying attention (TY)

[AwesomeAustin]

3 hours ago, BleedBlue4Shoe86 said:

With the loss of Campbell, for probably the year, what WR do you think steps up and makes his presence felt.  I am extremely curious what people think.  

 

Could it be the rookie with promise (MPJ)

 

What about the savy vet and diamond in the rough (Pascal)

 

Or could it be a undrafted, former practice squad player (Fountain)

 

Finally there is the rookie late round, big bodied WR (Patmon)

 

I think there is a player in this bunch that can step up and stand out.

I thought Fountain was drafted in the 5th round??

[Imgrandojji]

I really think it's Pascal.  He's een showing depths we didn't know he had for the past year +, he was one of the guys who quickly got on the same page as Brissett which, I mean, the less you think of Brissett the more that means for Pascal.

 

Pascal's one of our less toolsy WRs but the head tool seems to be working just fine.  Give a guy like that a premium QB to throw to and I think he'll make the most of his chances.

[Four2itus]

29 minutes ago, Chucklez said:

Then you haven’t been paying attention (TY)

Ty has done more of what Marvin did. Ty was never a Reggie Wayne type WR.