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<div style="margin-left:40px;">1.Colvin working outside and in. We begin Day Four of Jaguars OTAs Takeaways with second-year cornerback Aaron Colvin, who continues to have the look of a player who could be key to the defense. Colvin, who opened the offseason as the starting nickel corner, has continued in that role, but Head Coach Gus Bradley and defensive backs coach DeWayne Walker each said Colvin also worked with the starters on the outside Monday. “We want to make sure we put our players in a position to be successful, so we’re going to make sure we try guys wherever we need to,” defensive coordinator Bob Babich said. Bradley said he has spoken with Colvin about the mindset needed to play inside and outside. “It’s a guy like (former Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback) Ronde Barber,” Bradley said. “He played outside first and second down and on third down he moved inside or based on the personnel groupings, and that’s kind of the challenge that he had to go through,” Bradley said. “It takes a mindset to do that. It’s a challenge, but if you can have a corner play outside and then come in and move inside that’s a great quality.”
 
 
From the moment he stepped on the field, he's looked like an inevitable starter at corner at some point.  The question is... who does he replace?
 
As Vic might say, "watch this."
 

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