check that **** out. London and Wilford are huge (as in 6'4'' ish). If they can both step up then we've got Ginn as a deep threat. If Ginn can get past the DBs then all Penny would have to do is lob it to him.

I know that's a lot of ifs.

edit:

oh I see.. only the bolds make it.

 

It goes back and forth I believe. So #1 Ginn. #2 Cam. But then #3 is london, then Bess?

 

I think it goes like this:

1.Greg Camarllo
2.Ted Ginn Jr.
3.Davone Bess
4.Brandon London
5.Derek Hagan
6.Ernest Wilford
Anthony Armstrong (practice squad)

 

Don't the #1 wr set go up above? That's the way I always see it.

But maybe not.

 

Not the way I remember it lol. I remember CK posting the positions after the first depth chart came out and I think he posted it like I did above but I could be wrong.