As a whole, I think we can all agree that Travis Wilson had a strong game against the Chicago Bears.  Sure, it was against pre-season defense and sure he may have had a few more targets than normal just to test the waters.  But he lead the team in receptions with six, as well as yardage with 57.  This would constitute a decent fantasy line in most PPR leagues, for what it’s worth.

But on the other side, his line should have been seven catches for about 80 yards and a touchdown if not for his unbeliveable drop down the right sideline – ultimately resulting in a punt.  Wilson had his cornerback burnt by a good three yards and the ball was right to his hands.  But it was dropped.  This has been the story of Wilson’s three-year life here in Cleveland, as unfortunate as it may be.

What does Travis have going for him?  Well, as mentioned, he did arguably have the best line of his fellow colleagues.  Couple this with the shoulder injury suffered by Syndric Steptoe, and he may have another leg up.  Paul Hubbard completely ruined a touchdown pass in the fourth quarter, one that wasn’t even intended for him.  Steve Sanders was solid, but unspectacular.  So does he make the team by default?  Or would it actually be because of his emergence in camp coupled with two solid games against the Jets and Bears respecitvely?  Or, does that drop mark the final memory of our former third round selection?

What say you?