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Depth chart released by Miami
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Nice job
Wilder and Jennings making runs at Perry and Owens. Good stuff.
Finally, I can look at a list of our 2nd stringers and not get rectal itch.
OK, as long as we ignore the TE position. But other than that...
OK, as long as we ignore the TE position. But other than that...
I thought I read in PBP that AR82 was going to sit this one out? What's the logic for him being listed co-starter at the x with Cager if he's inactive?
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Thanks. I was going to say it, but I'm glad you did.
I don't give a danm about a LS's size, I just want accuracy.
Under JJ, he would test out nearly every player for LS capability, but lately it seems to be players who have no other lineman-type role to play.
Is Pinkney #2 due to suspension or did Smith beat him out?
FWIW: Diaz himself said last week that he's not sure who the starters would be without the MP suspension.
That's a recipe for disaster.
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Did not know that! Very interesting to special teams enthusiasts such as myself.
When did that change and where can I see the rule?
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Didn't hear anything about Malek Young returning kicks till this chart, did he do any of that last year for us?
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Thomas will make a lot of money playing this game. Come next year Berrios will have a civilian job. Thomas is a threat to house it from anywhere. If you can't see the talent disparity I don't know what to tell you. I think BB will be good. JT can be great
Yeah, I'm really surprised Mike Harley is starting.
No disrespect to M. Smith, but Pinckey is a heat seeking missile with instincts that are off the chart. It's going to be tough to keep him off the field.
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The longer the pronunciation list, the closer we are to being back.
According to the majority of the armchair guys here, there was an obvious talent disparity at quarterback as well, but what some of us knew, and others have yet to learn, being physically capable of doing something isn't worth a good hot **** if you don't first know how to do it.
I'm 100% fired up and ready to see JT hit the field and show us all what he can do. It's been a long time since we had that kind of Moss, Parrish, Hester guy back there who can change a game. But he has to be ready for that role first. I don't yet know if he's fully recovered from that hammy, but he missed out on some valuable camp time. BB is an extremely steady hand back there fielding punts, and you have to field it before you can return it.
JT is simply too good to not see the field, but he's not proven that he's good enough to start over BB. Not yet anyway. I expect him to take the return role over at some point this year, and sooner rather than later.
Seems like Harris a D Jax are flipped
It is better than it has been at other times. I think we have done much better with recruiting lately, so you have more raw talent, and less experience.
But, yes, overall I am more confident in playing a 2nd stringer than I have been for a few years.
Let's wait until a 2nd stringer whiffs on a D-lineman and Rosier takes a hard shot before I start getting nervous again.
