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06-21-2012, 05:58 PM #17Veteran Poster
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The only thing I will say is that Florida's QB play has been atrocious when it comes to the passing game. Not sure that has been the best offense to showcase your talents if you are a wr. They transitioned from urbies spread option to CW's offense and the transition did not go well. I know he was 5 star high prospect coming out of high school.
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Deonte Thompson Is Turning Heads
4.23 speed cant be coached. Apparently he has decent hands and is running good enough routes to get open. Its promising sign but I remember Harper doing similar things in OTAs and it never translated. Id say Doss is safe on this roster. Thompson may push Streeter and Laquan to PS or another roster. I wont be surprised if somebody comes down with an injury to get another year. Next year well more than likely have more of an opportunity for these guys to make the roster with Boldin likely gone. This battle of players is a good sign and hate to say it, but brings up questions as to why we brought in Jones. we might have to cut a promising player of similar skillset, even if untested (streeter, Thompson, lesser extent williams). At some point were going to have to trust our younger players to step up.
I still think Reed goes to IR, so my WRs are looking like Boldin Smith Jones Doss with probably only 1 of Williams/Thompson/Streeter, reason being a strong secondary of STs. If Reed makes the team i wont be upset, but if we lose Streeter and thompson to another team i wont be happy. Hes been showing signs of greatness as well but also showing his inexperience.Last edited by JAB1985; 06-22-2012 at 08:44 AM.
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it just makes sense. Hes not going to be 100%. I dont know of a guy that came back and looked the same as he did pre-injury the year after. Hoping he makes a full recovery and counting on him to be 100% would be foolish imo.
Looking at the secondary is interesting not to hijack the thread. They carried 6 Cbs 4 S and 6 Wrs... assuming we carry the same. Webb Williams Smith Gorrer Graham Jackson Brown C Thompson Reed considine Pollard Cook Boldin Smith Jones Doss Reed Williams D Thompson Streeter. I can easily see Streeter and Thompson both hopping Williams though. Take the top 16 what are you left with? Tough call for me because i dont want to lose any promising young players on either side of the ball but to me it makes more sense to lose a WR. Thats assuming we carry the same which maybe we dont.-JAB
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I think Gorrer and Chykie are on the hot seat. Chykie could be a PS candidate, but they signed Graham for a reason and he's actually not a bad cornerback either. They obviously signed him for his ST's ability, but he had 3 INT's, 3 passes defensed, and 2 forced fumbles in limited action last year.
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id agree with that, i think Graham is a lock. whether they want him to play a swing DB/S position and cut considine and Cook instead of Brown/Gorrer would be interesting. They like players that play multiple positions for that very reason, saving roster space. I could see them looking big picture and trying to stash Streeter and Thompson and letting go of Brown and considine in order to do so. Itll be interesting what happens in TC, injury wise and what they bring to the table. Having too much talent is always a good problem to have but its hard to see it leave without ever giving it a chance also.
haha, not much of a fan Shas?-JAB
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06-22-2012, 10:15 AM #24Legendary RSR Poster
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