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I see what you're saying but you're also kinda proving my point. If we didn't really get a chance to see them play, it's pretty difficult to know if the starters at those positions didn't earn the right to keep their jobs. Now, the WR's are obvious. I don't see how you get worse than two...

Carter becomes Ed Reed before Ivey becomes Dee Delaney.

I hear this as a gripe a lot. Which players, in your opinion, have been given limited time, but been more productive than upper classmen in the limited reps they've received? Chaney and Rooster both got plenty of snaps but it's not like Cam underperformed. None of the receivers proved to be...