(04-04-2022, 08:58 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: I just think Little couldn’t beat out Taylor and Cisco couldn’t earn a starting spot at either safety spot from jump street, that’s not a good sign.

Don’t expect much out of Evan Engram either. Both RBs are coming off injuries so there’s a huge question mark at that spot. I have no idea what they will do with Shenault. He has no trade value. Maybe they go get the best available WR in the 2nd and 3rd. I gotta weird feeling Little will be a let down but I hope he wins a starting spot on the oline. I hope Cisco becomes a starter too.

I tend to question whether that was a matter of their capability or some bias that the coach(es) had about starting inexperienced players early. I don't know that we saw enough from either guy last year to fully say whether or not they will be fixtures at their position, but I'm more comfortable with Little and Cisco as longer-term options than had we stood pat on guys like Wingard and Taylor.

Both guys appeared able to play once they finally saw the field, whether that was the case all along or a matter of development.

Like you, I'm not expecting anything groundbreaking from Engram. I think he and Arnold end up being fairly comparable to each other - decent, but nothing that draws a defense's focus away.

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