I don't know what the others that have watched practices have to say but to me Taylor Lamb has shown the best combination of timing, accuracy and arm strength. Again, hard to tell at this point if that will translate. JP has the best arm but tends to make the most mental mistakes. Kam is solid but even he's missed WRs and of course doesn't have the arm that the other 2 have.AtlAppMan wrote:I am all for a stable of quality receivers.
One thing I am still concerned about is QB. I think Kam has great upside and am looking for him to make a huge leap from first year to second year starter. Sat said on one of his interviews exactly what I was thinking about last year, Kam was slow making decisions and therefore pocket started collapsing, late delivery to receivers allowed defenders to converge. Jackson had gotten bad about this and was eventually replaced by Bryant. I am hoping and expecting Kam to get much more comfortable this year. Game will go much faster against SBC teams so he will have to make quick decisions on every snap. He needs to be putting ball where receivers will be not where they are. Sat also said he was working on arm strength so he needs to challenge defense downfield.
I am hoping to see Kam come out of gate strong and on top of his game. If O-line give him some protection I think things can come together.
I say you go with Kam because he's earned it but to me it doesn't look like Lamb is far behind.
