Antonio Brown

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<a class="bbc_url" href='https://twitter.com/samkouvaris'>Sam Kouvaris ‏@samkouvaris </a> <a class="bbc_url" href='https://twitter.com/samkouvaris/status/638763978945089536'>17h17 hours ago</a>

Bradley says " When we go three wide Rashad Greene will be the starter. (Slot)" <a class="bbc_url" href='https://twitter.com/hashtag/jaguars?src=hash'>#jaguars</a>

Marqise needs to read this and not let a rookie take his job from him. I still have high hopes for him.

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I don't even think Walters will be on the roster after cuts so I'll say Greene wins in a landslide.

 

 

I'll go with Greene for the PR role, but Walters provides good depth there and is easily the team's #5 WR. Unless he embarrases himself against the Redskins, he's making the roster.


 

The same can be said for Grant who is in a battle with DRob for the KR role at least providing depth there, and is easily the #5 RB. Grant might even beat out Pierce who doesn't do much if anything on special teams for the #4 RB spot should they only keep that many.

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'02

LOL... my bad. I just looked at the title that we're talking about slot WR. I thought we were talking about PR.


 

Hmm...


 

Greene, much like Lee, looks like more of an outside guy to me. In a three-wide I can almost see him going outside with Hurns or ARob coming into the slot. Now Walters really does look like a slot guy, although you have to wonder if he'll even be active all that often.


 

That said...


 

Grant has shown he can catch the ball. With his speed I almost wonder if he could do some damage as a slot WR.

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'02

Grant no as far as WR to big in the hips.Green was the slot receiver for FSU I believe.


Next to Lockett Green was big target of mine in the draft. He was awesome at FSU

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It should be Greene.


The impression I've gotten watching these preseason games is that Greene already has Bortles' confidence.


On several third down situations, Bortles threw to Greene.


That lets me know several things:


1. Greene runs accurate routes and that he is where he is supposed to be-or at the very least views the coverages similarly to Bortles.


2. He gets himself open.


3. He has reliable enough hands.

This. The staff is going to play whoever works best for bortles and so far it seems Greene has his trust on 3rd downs and other clutch situations.


As others have said hopefully this brings some fire from marqise and he can finally stay healthy.

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I think they have both shown the safe hands and good route running to prove they can play the position.


Bortles will do well with either.


Maybe we'll find out tonight which one Gus prefers...

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I like Greene, he looks like he has a little "clutch" in him.

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