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Hey, Dan, obviously the starters don't typically play a lot in the first game and they didn't.

But Jahan ended up playing, I think, more snaps than any of the receivers.

This is curious why for him, you feel that was a good for him to do. Yeah, I think we're right in the middle of that competition, you know, at receiver and trying to find out slot and inside and outside. So moving guys into different locations, Ben, that's a big piece of it. And you'll see more of that this week as well with him and with some of the other receivers. We're really digging into that group, and it's a really competitive group to push it.

So you'll see more of that same with his reps increased again this week.

So I guess I'm going to make this a bit of a thing today, but I think it may deserve it.

That was Dan Quinn answering a question earlier today from Ben

Standing about Jahan Dotson. Is Dotson's position on the final 53-man roster safe? I would say

yes, but it's clear that his role on this team is far from defined.

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to Windonation.com for a free, no risk in-home estimates. So Ben was on radio with me earlier today, and he mentioned that Jahan Dotson played more

snaps than any other receiver on the roster Saturday against the Jets in the preseason opener,

and that he was going to ask Quinn today, why, which he did at the

press conference.

And Quinn's answer, while not super concise or clear, it had enough in it to indicate

that Dotson is in a competition to kind of figure out where his fit in this offense is.

Jahan Dotson played 32 offensive snaps on Saturday.

And the important thing in that 32 number isn't actually the number, but it's the

comparison to the other players on offense that we would all assume are starters,

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