Pride Of Detroit on Tay Martin

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Started the game and played 31 snaps (46%) plus 6 special teams snaps (27%), making him the leading candidate for the WR5 job, especially after Cedrick Wilson's injury. Coach Campbell noted Martin had a key drop on third down but emphasized there were good things Martin did that went overlooked, and Martin drew a special teams penalty. Campbell stated: 'I don't feel like this is something where, Man, he's had these glowing opportunities that he didn't capitalize on. I don't feel that way at receiver. I feel like he's made a couple of plays that were there, really hadn't got – now listen, I will tell you, there were two plays today where his number was called for an explosive, and he's open, and we didn't get it there.'
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