Guyton saw most of the first-team wide receiver reps alongside Mike Williams on Friday, Gilbert Manzano of The Orange County Register reports.
It's worth noting the Chargers have a desperate need for a No. 3 WR with Mike Williams solidified as an outside threat and Keenan Allen locked in for almost all of the slot work. Whoever ultimately ends up winning that job would be expected to play opposite Williams on the outside, which is why Guyton's speed, which was clocked an unofficial 4.35 at North Texas' pro day, makes for an intriguing option and likely effective decoy. Manzano did note Guyton's struggles as a starter, highlighting the play of seventh-round rookie K.J. Hill as the biggest standout during the opening week of Chargers training camp. However, neither Hill nor 2020 fifth-round pick Joe Reed possess the type of speed that Guyton has, so it'll be interesting to see whether the Chargers value the latter's specific skill set over the prospect of a more well-rounded player.