Lamb, Tolbert, Fehoko as the Starting 3?

[Pass2Run]

I wouldn't want to leave out Turpin, but I have a feeling he'll solidify his role as a PR. Maybe get some reps at slot, eventually.

But wouldn't it be great if Fehoko makes a big enough improvement this year to get the #3 spot?

I think he can do it. It would give our offense the speed it needs, and could help the run game some if he can hit on some of those deep routes.

 

[Tangle_Foot]

Brown has had too good of a camp not to be in that mix, besides he offers the most experience of any receiver. Tolbert will get his but it won't be as one of the starting receivers.

 

[plymkr]

I wouldn't want to leave out Turpin, but I have a feeling he'll solidify his role as a PR. Maybe get some reps at slot, eventually.

But wouldn't it be great if Fehoko makes a big enough improvement this year to get the #3 spot?

I think he can do it. It would give our offense the speed it needs, and could help the run game some if he can hit on some of those deep routes.

If Fehoko keeps up his good camp then anything is possible. He'd be a steal money wise for the cap. All he has to do is be serviceable until Gallup is 100%. I'm rooting for him and Tolbert. On offense Tolbert is my pet cat. On Defense the safety is, the UDFA safety. But I don't care who steps up, Tolbert or Fehoko, as long as one of them puts up the effort Wilson did. Just hold the fort till Gallup gets back.

 

[Pass2Run]

Brown has had too good of a camp not to be in that mix, besides he offers the most experience of any receiver. Tolbert will get his but it won't be as one of the starting receivers.

I'm not trying to take anything away from Brown.

I've changed my mind on him this season, and I'm hoping he makes it and contributes more on offense.

 

[DanA]

At the moment it looks like “by committee” behind Lamb and Gallup (once healthy). I feel like camp has unearthed a lot of guys that look deserving of a role at NFL level, but nobody has knocked training camp out of the park and looked a nailed on starter.

There’s 3-4 guys that to me probably are delivering shy of what Cedric Wilson was last season, but probably look as good or better than Bryce Butler in his day or Malik Turner last year.

 

[morasp]

I'm thinking more two TE sets.

 

[America's Cowboy]

CeeDee
Gallup
Tolbert
Noah
Fehoko
Vasher

These are the six I would choose to make up our WR corps. Each one has his own qualities that can help our Offense on the field.

Turpin can be listed as Special Teams (punt returner). His spot on the 53 takes over the FB position which we won't need (goodbye Nall...a TE like Jake Ferguson could be used at FB when a FB is needed for a lead block). Turpin can come in an be used sparingly when needed on Offense.

POST EDIT: Since the Cowboys placed Michael Gallup on the preseason PUP (player unable to perform) list which lasts ONLY through preseason, they can also include him on the regular season PUP/Injury Reserve list to start the regular season which would force him to sit out the first 4 games. This would give him the extra time needed to fully recover and be ready from a torn ACL.

If this happens, this temporary roster spot could open up a WR spot for UDFA Dennis Houston who has been performing well so far in training camp, but it would be temporary. The Cowboys would have to decide whether to keep Houston while cutting someone else once Gallup comes back in October, or they could cut Houston after 4 weeks with hopes that he makes it down to their practice squad.

 

[xwalker]

I wouldn't want to leave out Turpin, but I have a feeling he'll solidify his role as a PR. Maybe get some reps at slot, eventually.

But wouldn't it be great if Fehoko makes a big enough improvement this year to get the #3 spot?

I think he can do it. It would give our offense the speed it needs, and could help the run game some if he can hit on some of those deep routes.

Noah Brown has been terrific in camp.

 

[stilltheguru]

Why can't we wait until preseason? People always handing out jobs because of practices. Jobs are won when the lights come on. I don't care how well Noah Brown played in practice

 

[Mr_437]

Noah Brown is a starter at this point. It's cool to see Simi developing. Turpin should be used as a RB too as I think he's more natural at that position...Pollard n Turpin could bring a crazy speed factor to the run game and short passing game.

 

[jazzcat22]

CeeDee
Gallup
Tolbert
Noah
Fehoko
Vasher

These are the six I would choose to make up our WR corps. Each one has his own qualities that can help our Offense on the field.

Turpin can be listed as Special Teams (punt returner). His spot on the 53 takes over the FB position which we won't need (goodbye Nall...a TE like Jake Ferguson could be used at FB when a FB is needed for a lead block). Turpin can come in an be used sparingly when needed on Offense.

POST EDIT: Since the Cowboys placed Michael Gallup on the preseason PUP (player unable to perform) list which lasts ONLY through preseason, they can also include him on the regular season PUP/Injury Reserve list to start the regular season which would force him to sit out the first 4 games. This would give him the extra time needed to fully recover and be ready from a torn ACL.

If this happens, this temporary roster spot could open up a WR spot for UDFA Dennis Houston who has been performing well so far in training camp, but it would be temporary. The Cowboys would have to decide whether to keep Houston while cutting someone else once Gallup comes back in October, or they could cut Houston after 4 weeks with hopes that he makes it down to their practice squad.

Don't forget about Washington when he is ready to return as well. He could send Vasher to the PS.

 

[jazzcat22]

Why can't we wait until preseason? People always handing out jobs because of practices. Jobs are won when the lights come on. I don't care how well Noah Brown played in practice

Brown will do fine in games.

 

[stilltheguru]

Brown will do fine in games.

Since when? He's been in the NFL 6 years and never did anything of note

 

[jazzcat22]

Since when? He's been in the NFL 6 years and never did anything of note

Blame Garrett for most of that, for not giving him more playing time. I believe he had some injury issues as well.

 

[john van brocklin]

I wouldn't want to leave out Turpin, but I have a feeling he'll solidify his role as a PR. Maybe get some reps at slot, eventually.

But wouldn't it be great if Fehoko makes a big enough improvement this year to get the #3 spot?

I think he can do it. It would give our offense the speed it needs, and could help the run game some if he can hit on some of those deep routes.

Could easily see this scenerio.

 

[stilltheguru]

Blame Garrett for most of that, for not giving him more playing time. I believe he had some injury issues as well.

Yeah Garrett made him not do anything in preseason games. Lol dude is trash

 

[Ranched]

Turpin, whose prowess as a receiver may be overshadowed by his expertise as a returner. Fehoko has been a pleasant surprise at camp, w/highlights & reliable tendencies during the early goings. Even still, w/young players showing out, the position is a question mark w/Washington & Gallup out for the start of the season. Getcha popcorn ready folks!

 

[Oz-of-Cowboy-Country]

Yeah Garrett made him not do anything in preseason games. Lol dude is trash

The physical tools have always been there for Noah. He hasn't taken advantage of his limited opportunities as of yet. But here's a little nugget for you. A man's mind doesn't fully mature until he reaches the ripe age of 26. Noah is 26 and if he doesn't step his game up this year then we can call him trash.

 

[DFWJC]

I wouldn't want to leave out Turpin, but I have a feeling he'll solidify his role as a PR. Maybe get some reps at slot, eventually.

But wouldn't it be great if Fehoko makes a big enough improvement this year to get the #3 spot?

I think he can do it. It would give our offense the speed it needs, and could help the run game some if he can hit on some of those deep routes.

For the first 3 games? Maybe so
Or maybe Brown

Again though, the starting 3 for 13-14 games of the season should be

• Lamb
• Gallup
• Tolbert or other

 

[stilltheguru]

The physical tools have always been there for Noah. He hasn't taken advantage of his limited opportunities as of yet. But here's a little nugget for you. A man's mind doesn't fully mature until he reaches the ripe age of 26. Noah is 26 and if he doesn't step his game up this year then we can call him trash.

We'll see tonight. I'm tired of him occupying a roster spot because he can block as a receiver