I am also excited to see Bond and with the changes we've made interested to see all the WR's - Jeudy as a #3 or #4 is a much more exciting prospect than Jeudy as a #1 ...

Bond has definitely flashed before - if he takes a significant step forward then that's very promising news. From what I had read Boston was the stand out performer during mini-camp ... more so than KC. But he would typically be more of the Y ... So potentially you would have: X - Jeudy or KC. KC if he shows enough consistent ability to beat his man off the line and consistently catch, his pre-draft concern was drops. Y - Boston. Z - Bond seems like like the perfect fit and if he is in motion a lot during camp, this seems like it is his position to lose. . . . If Jeudy is motivated and returns to his best form - KC may take over at the Z. But I'd imagine Bond getting of opportunities as WR4.

Tillman has been okey - but really you would think nothing special. We'll definitely have 5 WR on the roster, not sure if we have a developmental talent worth taking up a 6th slot when Fannin is something of a hybrid, or just a very good receiving TE.

With as bad as the OL was last year - the new configuration whatever it ends up being almost has to be an improvement. Potentially a significant one, even if as a whole they perform up to a "below NFL average" level. That will have a positive impact on the QB play which, even though no-one is expecting it to be good, will help the WRs. Regardless of wins and losses it would feel nice ending the season feeling like we have a minimum of 3 bonafide starting caliber WR.

Last edited by mgh888; 07/31/26 03:57 AM.

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