As far as production the way camarillo produces, its gunna have to be bess. I mean he's going to have to be more vital in the offense now in order for us to succeed. Ginn needs to step up a bit and honestly if there is any hope for wilford to save himself its now.

 

Thats what I was thinking. I can see all the "Bust" threads now if ginn doesn't play spectacular. And that is what it will take for him to be productive, because you can bet the farm that he will be doubled.

 

Bess is the only one that can possibly fill his shoes right now.

 

Bess will step in and do fine, it should not effect Ginn at all.

London or Wilford will have to take over Bess's old role.

 

London will fill in for Camarillo. Bess will keep doing what he's doing he'll just have more balls thrown his way now.

 

I think Wilford will get more playing time. This is his time to shine.

 

Yes, I believe Bess is suited to play slot-WR, and Wilford will start playing for us. Maybe he'll surprise....

 

Terry Glenn.......?

 

I think wilford but only if our STs continue to play the way they did against NE. I think that guy they signed and the way they did their kickoffs was decent. If ST stays the way it is it will be London or one of the other guys. I think Bess might stay where he's at and that's fine with me :)

 

I have a hard time believing that Wilford is going to come from being inactive on a weekly basis, to taking over the 2nd or 3rd receiving role. Maybe third since they dont seem confident in London's ability to stay focused.

Its definately going to be Bess' shot first to prove himself, I for one am excited to see it.

I would however like wilford to see the field... maybe he can prove his worth on sundays, maybe he's just not a practice player. He's definately got to do something or he's going to be looking for a job.

 

I think a part of why Wilford is being benched is because his play count isn't high. He can play receiver but not STs. Sparano is high on play counts.

Of course I could be wrong and he could suck at receiver AND special teams.