Just beginning to get my head around these acquisitions.

One poster astutely noted that it seems Caldwell is going after the DB position with a shotgun and that certainly seems fair. 
With the exception of Henderson - it seems like he's collected some interesting rolls of the dice value-wise and will attempt to (hopefully) allow some hidden-gem talent to rise to the top.

One interesting note however, there does seem to be an emphasis on finding a cheap heir apparent at nickel and also a bit of a hunt for a poor man's Tyrann Mathieu type.  Lots of guys with "big nickel" traits and a few undersized guys with speed and ball-hawking traits. 

(Personally I thought the idea would be to find a clear cut rangey free safety, allow Herndon to be the heir apparent at nickel and seek to find him competition/ eventual replacement at #2 CB -  not how it went down)

This makes me wonder what long-term strategy they have as far as tweaking the back seven of this defense, if any.  
Are we going to see less single high safety?  
Will there be greater variation in the nickel and dime packages? 
Will we see some of these CB prospects get looks at FS? 
What are you guys anticipating?

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