Canal Street Chronicles on Barion Brown
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Every day since pads were put on the players, Brown has been making play after play, and his ability to get separation is incredible... With the consistency he's shown in practice and the major impact he's making, there's a good chance Brown begins the season in the 4th WR spot, and it may not take long for him to overtake Vele.
STACKED’s take
6th-round Saints WR showing elite separation; could start at WR4 and overtake Vele.
6th-round Saints WR showing exceptional training camp performance with elite separation ability; drafted for special teams contribution but displaying offensive impact that could accelerate depth chart movement. Started behind four WRs (Olave, Tyson, Vele, Lance) and would have been WR5 before Ja'Lynn Polk's retirement, but consistent practice excellence and major impact suggest he could begin season at WR4 and potentially overtake Devaughn Vele for WR3 without injuries. Even if remaining at WR4, his big-play ability positions him for a Rashid Shaheed-type role as a high-impact, lower-volume receiver rather than a consistent double-digit yards-per-game contributor.
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