Have there ever been two more high profile wideouts coming to the same team at the same time? Joey Harrington will have no excuses in 2004, with the dynamic duo of Charles Rogers and Roy Williams.
Receiver Charles Rogers says he's 100 percent healthy after spending nine months rehabilitating his right collarbone, which he broke five games into his rookie season.Rogers and Williams — the Lions two top draft choices over the last two years — should offer a double speed threat to opposing defenses. Together, they should enable Harrington to near his potential as a quarterback.
Roy Williams adds speed at receiver, running the 100-meter dash in 10.07 seconds.Williams is expected to play a big role in a possible Lions’ turnaround. He’s also a little bigger than the Lions had expected. He reported at 220 pounds, 5 pounds heavier than his playing weight at Texas.
Detroit hasn't had a big play receiver since Herman Moore, this duo could go down as one of the alltime great wideout combo's...Should be fun in Mo-town!
Receiver Charles Rogers says he's 100 percent healthy after spending nine months rehabilitating his right collarbone, which he broke five games into his rookie season.Rogers and Williams — the Lions two top draft choices over the last two years — should offer a double speed threat to opposing defenses. Together, they should enable Harrington to near his potential as a quarterback.
Roy Williams adds speed at receiver, running the 100-meter dash in 10.07 seconds.Williams is expected to play a big role in a possible Lions’ turnaround. He’s also a little bigger than the Lions had expected. He reported at 220 pounds, 5 pounds heavier than his playing weight at Texas.
Detroit hasn't had a big play receiver since Herman Moore, this duo could go down as one of the alltime great wideout combo's...Should be fun in Mo-town!
