Source: Riggo's Rag
Do you feel that? The anticipation in the air of having Terry McLaurin, Curtis Samuel and Jahan Dotson on the field at the same time? If you watched the first preseason game against Carolina, you got a quick glimpse. The potential is there for a prolific receiving corps, but fans know how quickly potential in August can turn into destruction by December.
Everything in training camp and preseason is pointing in the right direction. Earlier this week, Samuel participated in three straight practices for the first time this offseason. Now, that might not be a big deal in the grand scheme of things but it is a sign of progress for a player that has played less than 100 snaps for the team.
From the daily “Curtis Samuel practice trackers,” to chatter about the infamous “plan”, there is a lot of attention being paid to if the wide receiver can become the difference maker this offense expected and sorely needs.
Although much has been made of Samuel’s return to field plan, sports medicine expert Dr. Robert Volk says it is the right approach to avoid re-injury.
