Expecting good things from our backup WR's until Lamb is fully ready to go!

[Coogiguy03]

Yes Lamb missed camp, and he's being brought up or (ramped up) in practice this week carefully. I'm not expecting to see him as often as we would in the game on Sunday, but who knows. With that said, we have Cooks, Tolbert, Flournoy, Turpin, Brooks who we'll have to lean on. I think we're going to be fine, you can't forget about that beast we have at TE in Ferguson. Do you have any concerns with these WR's, or their connection being good with our QB to make plays on the field this Sunday?? Please give your thoughts, I'd love to see them!

 

[big dog cowboy]

Lamb is fully ready to go.

 

[thunderpimp91]

Lamb will play pretty much the entire game, and if not this WR unit is average at best. Without Lamb I think WR would become the number one position of concern for this offense, passing RB.

 

[MarcusRock]

Lamb will play pretty much the entire game, and if not this WR unit is average at best. Without Lamb I think WR would become the number one position of concern for this offense, passing RB.

That's why Lamb had super leverage in contract talks and struck while the iron was hot.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Sounds good to me, just don't want to see any soft tissue injuries etc because he's been out for this bit of time. Can't wait to see him love when he gets those first downs and celebrates!!!! lol

 

[75boyz]

Yep, Im sure Lamb will get lots of attention from the Brown defense.

Cooks and Prescott's chemistry improved as the season progressed last year so hopefully that connection is still there.

Generally, I think the Jalen Brothers both kinda struggle with getting a lot of separation at the LOS cuz neither are burners. And while Turpin and Flournoy have more speed, they probably won't get near as many snaps/opportunities as the 2 Jalens.

Ferg looks ready to jump into the upper tier of receiving tight ends if he's not there already.

jmo

 

[diamonddelts]

The Dallas wr core is C- at best. Zero depth. No real talent at #2 and #3.

 

[McKDaddy]

So, we have the first excuse if things don't go well.

 

[Jipper]

lamb and dak could run routes/passes blind folded at this point i am sure...not worried about him having to get ready....what i am worried about is a soft tissue injury (think Reavis after his hold out)....thats my only worry on lamb

 

[Coogiguy03]

Yep, Im sure Lamb will get lots of attention from the Brown defense.

Cooks and Prescott's chemistry improved as the season progressed last year so hopefully that connection is still there.

Generally, I think the Jalen Brothers both kinda struggle with getting a lot of separation at the LOS cuz neither are burners. And while Turpin and Flournoy have more speed, they probably won't get near as many snaps/opportunities as the 2 Jalens.

Ferg looks ready to jump into the upper tier of receiving tight ends if he's not there already.

jmo

I agree totally about the Jalen Brothers and Turpin statements spot on

 

[Coogiguy03]

lamb and dak could run routes/passes blind folded at this point i am sure...not worried about him having to get ready....what i am worried about is a soft tissue injury (think Reavis after his hold out)....thats my only worry on lamb

See how that went last year in the first few games, hopefully we don't repeat that somehow

 

[Mr_437]

They have to believe the hype around Tolbert coming out of camp translates immediately vs the Browns. Also, Ferg should be a featured target, so Dak should have enough targets to score a couple times.

 

[MyFairLady]

Better just sit him out. We pay him too much money to risk letting him play.

 

[atlantacowboy]

For what we just paid him, he better be ready to go. It was his choice to sit out. He's not coming off an injury so no grace period.

 

[atlantacowboy]

Better just sit him out. We pay him too much money to risk letting him play.

That would be cowboy logic. lol.