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Dorial Green-Beckham

Eagles trade for WR Dorial Green-Beckham

Philadelphia Eagles on Twitter
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Aug 16, 2016 · 10:13 AM EDT

Eagles acquire WR Dorial Green-Beckham from Tennessee in exchange for G/T Dennis Kelly.

Fantasy Impact: 

From the Eagles side, one thing was pretty obvious in their first preseason game - they need WR help and Beckham has a chance to step right in and be an outside option, complimenting Jordan Matthews who plays the slot. Nelson Agholor wasn't impressive and Rueben Randle looked lackluster at best, so the door is open for a fresh start for Beckham. Beckham struggled his rookie season but did average 17.2 yards per catch with four TDs and had a solid points per target (1.18). However, he was again having a rough camp with the Titans and wasn't projected as a top-three WR, falling behind Tajae Sharpe for an outside spot opposite Rishard Matthews. He was recently singled out for running a bad route in the Titans perseason game which led to a Matt Cassel INT, so he was clearly in the Mike Mularkey doghouse. For the Titans, it's not a big return, but it opens the door for Sharpe to start on the outside with Kendall Wright in the slot. Sharpe's stock and ranking should climb with this news.

Matt Cassel

Mularkey: Dorial Green-Beckham needs to put in more work

ESPN
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Aug 09, 2016 · 10:10 AM EDT

Dorial Green-Beckham flashes and fades, flashes and fades.

Tennessee Titans coach Mike Mularkey continued to lament DGB's inconsistency after the Titans scrimmage Monday night. Green-Beckham turned a good pass from Matt Cassel into an interception.

How does a still-raw receiver such as Green-Beckham learn to not allow it to happen?

"That's spending extra time when nobody is watching," Mularkey said. "That's doing things when nobody is watching. That's in the classroom. I think it's just putting the work in without being directed by anybody. Doing it yourself."

I asked if Mularkey was suggesting DGB is not doing those things.

"I would do it more," he said. "I mean he does do it. I would do it more."

Fantasy Impact: 

The author went on to say he can't imagine a WR with the size and athleticism of DGB doesn't make the team, but he's going to have to start putting in the work and earning the trust of the coaches and quarterback. It appears rookie Tajae Sharpe and Rishard Matthews are running ahead of Green-Beckham, according to the story.

Marcus Mariota
Nashville Tennessean
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Jul 31, 2016 · 7:40 PM EDT

One of the most scrutinized players at Titans training camp will be wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham, a 2015 second-round pick who flashed a good bit of potential as a rookie last season.

Green-Beckham earned a lot of praise on the first day of training camp, both because of his re-shaped physique (eight pounds lost, more muscle added) and because he made a number of nice catches.

Things didn’t go as well for Green-Beckham on the second day, however, as he dropped a handful of passes.

He had a tough time with consecutive passes thrown to him in a 7-on-7 drill. Green-Beckham turned around a fraction late during a skinny post, and Marcus Mariota's pass bounced off his fingertips.

Amari Cooper

Titans Beat: Dorial Green-Beckham needs to report to camp 'in better shape'

Titans Online
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Jul 21, 2016 · 2:16 PM EDT

The Titans drafted Dorial Green-Beckham to be a game-changer, and he had his moments in 2015. Green-Beckham finished the year with more catches (32), yards (549) and touchdowns (4) than six of the seven receivers selected in front of him, with the lone exception being Oakland’s Amari Cooper, the fourth overall pick of the draft. The Titans now need DGB to step up and be more consistent in his second NFL season. Green-Beckham dropped some weight from last season, but he’s one of the receivers who needs to return to Nashville in better shape. At the end of June’s minicamp, Green-Beckham vowed to be ready.

Fantasy Impact: 

DGB had a solid fantasy points per target (1.18) and is slated for a larger target share in his sophomore season. He averaged 5.9 T/G over his final nine games and played at a 44-791-3.5 pace in that span. In offseason activities, Green-Beckham has been passed on the depth chart by rookie Tajae Sharpe, so it's no sure thing that he's starting Week 1. Risk-adverse owners may want to proceed with caution, though this may simply be a motivational tool to ensure that DGB reports to camp with a sense of urgency.

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