Outside of Dural and Dupre, its tough to predict how the rest of the WR depth chart shakes out and how much PT each guy will get. A lot of it will depend on the game plan, opponent, and in game situations.

Our 2 best WRs are Dural and Dupre. They will be the main 2, that much is clear. And with the spring Chark had and what all the coaches and other players are saying about him, hes got the inside track to the WR3 spot. When he comes in, Dupre would probably move inside to the slot. Its clear that they want to move Dupre all over the place and get a mismatch with him. And they really liked what they saw from him out of the slot during the spring.

That doesn't mean that guys like Quinn and Diarse won't see quality PT though. Because they all will. The good thing about our WR group is that they are versatile and bring diff things to the table. Dural and Chark and burners that can take the top off of any D and have elite speed. Dupre is a monster talent with elite size and jumping ability and is able to go up and make plays over DBs. Quinn and Diarse are inside WRs, but different skills. Quinn is that finesse slot WR that has very good quickness and speed and knows how to get open. Diarse is a physical WR that can go across the middle and out muscle guys and go get the ball.

And Tyron Johnson will see the field as well. Hes on a different level talent wise than all of our WRs not named Dupre and maybe Dural. Hes that talented. It's only a matter of time before he emerges as an impact player for us and pushes for that WR3 / WR4 spot.

They all will see the field though. Add in DeSean Smith ability to catch the ball as a TE and our elite running game, we should be very hard to matchup with and should be able to pick and choose where we want to attack.

They all better be ready when their # is called though. Because if they arent, there are 4+ guys that are just as talented breathing down their neck waiting for their opportunity.