HappyDays

There's a wide gulf between "draft a WR first every year" and "invest more than literally the lowest amount of draft resources out of all 32 teams." Most of us fall somewhere near that second statement.

Where did you see/hear this?

So we're just making stuff up now? What actually happened is a trainer did the ACL stability test on him, then after running it he extended his hand to help Hairston up and walk slowly off the field. If the stability test failed I doubt that would have been the trainer's response. Either way it's getting close to calling the competition for Tre. I don't see how Hairston can steal the job at this point given his struggles and now this injury, and with Tre looking pretty good in camp.

Yeah that was really weird. Brasky has been the best best reporter for live training camp updates so I hope it doesn't cost him his job.

Joe Marino's updates:

Sounds like a lot more run work today which makes sense with pads on for the first time.

Hey as long as one of them can perform better than Rasul Douglas last year, which is a low bar, I'm good with that. Any improvement from that spot combined with what should be almost automatic improvement from the DL is still a positive step forward. As with any training camp a positive rep for the offense is a negative rep for the defense and vice versa. So in one light you have the CB2 getting beat somewhat regularly, while in another light you have Allen looking as sharp as ever with guys like Coleman and Palmer and Moore getting open from outside alignments. I'd much rather Coleman be looking good right now than White or even Hairston, because his play will be more critical to his side of the ball than the CB2's will be to theirs IMO.

Yeah not making sweeping judgments, that is just the current state of the CB2 job on day 4. I really liked Hairston as a prospect and other than QB it might be the toughest position for a rookie to learn.

Read between the... well, you know.