Heading toward the second preseason game this weekend, wide receiver depth is clearly a concern for the Detroit Lions. In truth, it could have been seen as one going back months. It's only Wednesday this week, and head coach Dan Campbell has spoken about it twice. Before Monday night's practice, here's what Campbell said about the wide receiver battle. "It’s still the same as where it’s at. We’re waiting for any one of those guys to step forward,” Campbell expressed. “DPJ (Peoples-Jones), I felt like, has been, since the game, much better. He’s playing faster and I notice it, we all notice it, so that’s encouraging. But, Fountain and Tre’Quan (Smith) and Kaden Davis, somebody, we’re dying for somebody to step up and say, ‘Hey, man, I’m the guy. I’m the guy you can depend on. I’ll be the same, consistent player every day, find a way to make the plays that come my way.’” Before Wednesday morning's practice, Campbell was asked about the WR3 spot in the scope of the Lions' offense during an appearance on 97.1 Th
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