(08-03-2018, 09:54 AM)Bullseye Wrote:

(08-02-2018, 06:41 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote: Most Impressed: I agree on the WRs. From a position group we weren't too sure on anyone stepping up, it seems we have a multitude of guys who can take over at any time. God forbid we lose a WR or two, we have great depth to take over.

Most Concerned: Probably OL depth. The back ups have seemed to be getting abused quite a bit, albeit we have a great DL, but if we lose a lineman for any time, we could have an issue.

I'm really interested in that SAM backer position. It seems like its Jacob's job to lose which is impressive for a 7th round guy. Also very interested to see how Hackett gets our more athletic TEs involved now. ASJ could have a huge impact.

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Biggest takeaway, this team looks poised to make a run, and it's so satisfying after the past 10 years.

I agree with you on the OL depth, even though our depth served us well last year.  With Richardson, we should be deeper at RT.  Wells performed well at LT in spot duty.  The interior 3 depth turned out pretty well.  I just hope they can continue that this year, if/when they are needed.

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(08-02-2018, 06:51 PM)dennisp3 Wrote: Chark seems like he will contribute far more than most expected.  Putting moves on Ramsey and making the catch in the corner of the ends zone with Ramsey all over him was very impressive. Your right on point when you say we have a really good team and It may be more like really really good!  What is so different this year is the depth we have in almost all positions which is so important in a game that is injury prone. 
Go JAGS

That TD on the slant against Ramsey was good, but I would think under normal circumstances he would be jammed at the LOS.  While I doubt most corners he would face are anywhere near as good as Ramsey, I do want to see him escape the jam, especially against a big, physical CB.  The New Orleans and Minnesota preseason practices and games will be good preseason tests to see how far or WRs have come.  Both of those teams have outstanding defenses overall and secondaries in particular.