Arnie Stapleton, from the Associated Press, reports Broncos rookie receiver Eric Decker, is participating in Larry Fitzgerald's star-studded camp this week. "I'm a little nervous and I'm anxious because I'm back to football, I'm back playing, I'm done in the training room and that's exciting to me," Decker said. "It's still a day-to-day thing and the training staff is helping me to move along and progress at a very good rate. I feel comfortable every day so that's the best I can say." Our View: Decker was considered by many in the scouting community to be the best possession receiver in the entire 2010 NFL Draft class. He is a tough player who is not afraid to catch passes over the middle of the field. Decker also has a knack for finding the soft spot in a zone, and could develop into a fine #2 receiver someday. The Broncos are expecting Decker and fellow rookie Demaryius Thomas to be their starting WR duo in the near future. We'll see how Decker looks in training camp as he continues to recover from a Lisfranc injury he suffered last year.