Before anyone complains about the co-starters, just keep this in mind: Buffalo has three starting quarterbacks.

 

 

Not really. Cassell has been getting the bulk of their starting reps.

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co starters? everyone gets a trophy

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You can't exactly have co-starters in a game as that would result in more than 11 players on the field.

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'02

Tandon Doss is the starting PR, and Bradley recently mentioned him as being reliable at the postiion. I see Corey Grant winning the KR spot, but I don't know that anyone is really beating out Doss as the PR. If Doss makes the roster, then I'm thinking the WR position will end up as follows...


 

1. ARob


2. Hurns


3. Lee


4. Greene


5. Benn


6. Doss (WR/PR)


 

Practice Squad


7. Tony Washington


8. Neal Sterling
(draft pick)
, Damian Copeland
(speedy jar on shelf)
, or Greg Jenkins
(recently signed Florida native)


 

Bryan Walters is sort of a wildcard with his experience and speed, but I don't think he's PS eligible.

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'02

Before anyone complains about the co-starters, just keep this in mind: Buffalo has three starting quarterbacks.

It's preseason so co-stars is a play on words of the coaches basically saying that nothing is set in stone during preseason.

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I don't understand why Doss is so high up the WR depth chart.....has he caught anything in camp?

My theory is they want to see him against the other team's starters as he is on the bubble.

 

I am probably wrong but I don't see what they see in Doss.

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It means who ever is starting gets more time going against the 1's/better comp.

At this point, 1s and 2s carries little weight. The Jags have been rotating guys in and out on a series basis. I imagine we'll see more of the same during preseason games. Those co stars or starters are just positions where competition hasn't cleaerly worked itself out yet. It's training camp time and to be expected; hence it means squat right now. There will be many changes.

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Tandon Doss is the starting PR, and Bradley recently mentioned him as being reliable at the postiion. I see Corey Grant winning the KR spot, but I don't know that anyone is really beating out Doss as the PR. If Doss makes the roster, then I'm thinking the WR position will end up as follows...


 

1. ARob


2. Hurns


3. Lee


4. Greene


5. Benn


6. Doss (WR/PR)


 

Practice Squad


7. Tony Washington


8. Neal Sterling
(draft pick)
, Damian Copeland
(speedy jar on shelf)
, or Greg Jenkins
(recently signed Florida native)


 

Bryan Walters is sort of a wildcard with his experience and speed, but I don't think he's PS eligible.

 

I'd be very happy with this.

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Im not really a Doss fan but if he can do work as a PR then I'm fine with him making the team.

 

The co/starter stuff is only for the preseason I would guess, but then again we do switch out players often.

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:thanks: Extra Life 2016 is 11/05/16 :thanks:

@ryanohalloran: Blake Bortles listed as No. 1 QB.



Phew. I was worried

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

I think Benn sticks around until we are sure Lee is healthy and once Green shows he is ready for the NFL

 

Doss stays unless Green can prove he is worthy PR and ST guy like Doss

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<B><FONT color=cyan>Jags this is your year</FONT></B>

@ryanohalloran: Blake Bortles listed as No. 1 QB.



Phew. I was worried

 

OUTRAGE!! Tuel is #1!!

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Tandon Doss is the starting PR, and Bradley recently mentioned him as being reliable at the postiion. I see Corey Grant winning the KR spot, but I don't know that anyone is really beating out Doss as the PR. If Doss makes the roster, then I'm thinking the WR position will end up as follows...


 

1. ARob


2. Hurns


3. Lee


4. Greene


5. Benn


6. Doss (WR/PR)


 

Practice Squad


7. Tony Washington


8. Neal Sterling
(draft pick)
, Damian Copeland
(speedy jar on shelf)
, or Greg Jenkins
(recently signed Florida native)


 

Bryan Walters is sort of a wildcard with his experience and speed, but I don't think he's PS eligible.

I agree 100%

 

Doss punt return for TD

 

http://www.baltimoreravens.com/videos/vi...74b443b00a

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OUTRAGE!! Tuel is #1!!

We would never pick up a waiver claim unless we wanted him to start!

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

Why do some still use a single silo for WRs?

 

That's like ranking offensive or defensive linemen all together in one silo, too.

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

Current WR Depth chart:

 

WR2 role: 15 Allen Robinson, 12 Arrelious Benn, 13 Rashad Greene, 87 Neal Sterling, 18 Greg Jenkins/3 Kasey Closs

 

WR1 role: 88 Allen Hurns, [11 Marqise Lee], 17 Tandon Doss, 84 Tony Washington, 83 Damian Copeland, 81 Bryan Walters

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"You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud."

2 pages and not a single death shart reference. :down:

 

We're slipping, folks.

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What lies behind us, and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.







 

2 pages and not a single death shart reference. :down:


We're slipping, folks.

Depth chart?


More like Death Shart.... Amirite?

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IT WAS ALWAYS THE JAGS

Current WR Depth chart:

 

WR2 role: 15 Allen Robinson, 12 Arrelious Benn, 13 Rashad Greene, 87 Neal Sterling, 18 Greg Jenkins/3 Kasey Closs

 

WR1 role: 88 Allen Hurns, [11 Marqise Lee], 17 Tandon Doss, 84 Tony Washington, 83 Damian Copeland, 81 Bryan Walters

 

Why do some still use two silos for WRs?  Slot receivers have feelings too!

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The third WR silo got destroyed by the evil Death Shart.

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