Beyond simply being a likable underdog, Restrepo has undeniably proven that there's more to his game than being Cam Ward's former college
teammate, even if that bit of history shouldn't be ignored. Restrepo's run this preseason is what earned him an initial roster spot on Sunday, and it's also what poses him as someone with playing potential later this year. Restrepo originally beat out Bryce Oliver for the final WR opening after coming down with four catches for 71 yards in the Titans' final preseason game vs. the Chicago Bears. Don't be at all surprised if the sophomore pass-catcher works his way into live action sooner rather than later.
Jim Wyatt·
Three receivers had three catches each: Chimere Dike, Wan'Dale Robinson and Oliver. I thought it was Dike's best day of camp, as he made some nice grabs. Tyjae Spears, Julius Chestnut, Elic Ayomanor, Kalel Mullings and Xavier Restrepo had two catches each. @Elic Ayomanor has been especially animated and feisty in these sessions, as he's really competing, but this may be a story for another day.
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