Predicted 53 and PS, cuts, and present roster for reference

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[Mad Dog]

So now that all is said and done (although I expect some IR stuff the next day or so), how is everyone feeling?

Weaknesses are likely CB and WR depth with not much experience behind the starters. But the front 7 is exceptional and OL should be solid. We have a great QB. RB crew is solid. TE aren’t dynamic but functional. Special teams should be top tier.

 

[chris98251]

So now that all is said and done (although I expect some IR stuff the next day or so), how is everyone feeling?

Weaknesses are likely CB and WR depth with not much experience behind the starters. But the front 7 is exceptional and OL should be solid. We have a great QB. RB crew is solid. TE aren’t dynamic but functional. Special teams should be top tier.

If the front seven are what we think they are our CB's will look very much improved. Also Earls speed was a factor but
Ugochukwu Amadi and Marquise Blair, are damn fast also and it will be recognition that slows them,


Blair 4.48

Amadi 4.51

That's combine number, not Earls 4.32 but not slow and they look faster on the field and are longer then Earl which helps in other aspects.

Earl had elite speed, but it took him a bit to get play recognition down, many times the speed made up for the other, both Blair and Amadi seem to have a knack for reading and being there already, smarts can take a second or a half second of that reaction time.