The Detroit Lions have the luxury of having not one, but two wide receivers who could go for 1,000+ receiving yards this season. Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams are truthfully the least of their worries as an offense.
However, the team just keeps finding itself in a bind when it comes to their backup competition. Their QB2 situation is currently snagging headlines, but they've also got a WR3 competition brewing in preseason and training camp. And, that competition is resting on the shoulders of two rookies.
Isaac TeSlaa, who the team took a big swing on in this year's draft by trading up to get him in the 3rd round, has proved to be a physical receiver who loves to block and can make difficult catches in red zone situations.