Third in a series of film breakdowns on the state of the Lions passing offense. Catch up on previous installments here:
One of the problems with the way the Detroit Lions built their wide receiver corps is that it felt very slow compared to what we had in the past. In recent years, the team drafted multiple receivers who are big but lack high end top speed. Even the best receiver in the bunch, Kenny Golladay, is only “fast for his size” and mainly a deep threat due to frame and ability to contest 50-50 balls.