(05-07-2019, 12:36 PM)Jags02 Wrote: Watching those Chark highlights is encouraging. It's generally thought he's going to be out wide at the split-end spot possibly sharing time with Conley out there, so it was good to see that over half his reps in these clips came from the "x" position. I keep thinking about how much we can really use a dynamic #1 WR to take over this spot, but part of me is hopeful that Chark will eventually be that guy proving himself to be just as "dynamic" (a word Caldwell likes to use) as any other WR out there. 

The number of people writing him off has been silly to me. We saw so little of him and folks are somehow convinced he's just a guy. 

I think he's going to be a factor, and if Lee gets healthy and stays that way, I really think this whole receiving corps is going to prove a lot of haters wrong. 

A couple of the local radio guys have been herp derping on and on about it being possibly the worst WR group in the league. 
I think that's just stupid. What the group has is some question marks. (development and health) 
That shouldn't earn the group some "worst ranking" in May. 

I think it's a mid tier group that may not have a stud #1, but has good potential for very solid production. 
I tried to float this ^ theory to dozens of folks around here pre-draft that said we had to take a receiver early...  We see how that part of it went down. If I'm wrong about it, then this front office clearly is too. 

Westbrook/Lee/Chark/Conley/ looks pretty solid to me. They just have to figure out if Cole can get back to form and try to mine some depth from Board, Brady, and the other UDFA and invites. Would have liked a higher priority placed on this depth, but we've seen Caldwell find Allen Hurns and Cole this way, so...

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