Mohamed Sanu was used as a No. 3 or sometimes even a No. 4 receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals last season, but in Atlanta, he’ll have a much bigger role, most likely running opposite of All-Pro WR Julio Jones.
The Rutgers product says he’s ready to take on the role and isn’t putting any pressure on himself.
“I’m very ready,” Sanu said of the opportunity. “My role has grown a lot and I’m embracing it.”
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