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Gattis coming in, do you think he will be more inclined to play Arroyo rather than Mallory? He would be justified to an extent. But yeah, it's probably most likely that we don't have a receiver go over 1,000 yards, but rather a band of receivers producing in the 500-700 yard range. To your...

Cali has a lot of athletes; I mean, the state and populace is huge. But I always liken most California players to being "gamers". In general and in my perspective, west coast players might not be that fast or aggressive, but they usually have good football instincts. The west coast produces...

Is he, or someone in the frame of Justin Jefferson, the new Meta? WR's who are around 6 foot 190 have been balling lately. Position versatility seems to be a primo these days. I mean, we can't even decide on what position Rambo will play in the NFL.

I hope not, but Key'Shawn has competition through the roof. The outlook may change once we finally get an OC lol. If what Brian Mcclendon said was true -- that we're looking to run the ball a lot this year -- well, Key'Shawn caught the ball well over the middle. That would play to the PA...

I feel you. He didn't overperform in that area. But all of his catches looked difficult, and it's not like he caught many low crossing routes. He does have something to prove in that area. Well said.

If we're starting WR's off of heart, It's Smith, X, and George. They balled and we know it. Frank Ladson has competition. No doubt.

Highly critical, but I think the dude has really tight hips lol. Once he's in stride, that's it. But he's definitely a burner, so there's huge upside.

Quick Hitters: -Not Scared. Fearless over the middle. A1 competitor. -High pointing skills are underrated. On a couple of occasions, he stacked the corner and finished the catch by boxing the WR out. (thanks, Likens). -Throttles speed for the catch to maximize YAC ability/chances. While he...