Almost identical to my PS prediction. I think they will keep it similar to previous seasons, at least to start. 5 Off/5 Def. Of course that could change if they keep a heavy position on the active roster.

 

I think they keep a RB over Sterling..They tried to shift him to TE, IMO he hasnt looked the part. At RB, they will have Grant and Gray to choose from. I believe Gray is still eligible based on the PS rule changes this year.

 

On D, I have Armbrister and Bennett, assuming they don't make the active roster being placed on the PS, although I'd be willing to bet one or both of them gets snatched up by another team.Next in line probably Pullard and Josh Johnson who have looked like descent ST players with some upside potential on D.

Quote:Great stuff. I can even agree with your PS for the most part. There are now 10 PS spots. I'm thinking...


 

WR Tony Washington <--I didn't think he was even eligible, but he is


WR Jamal Robinson <--should we call him JRob?


TE Neal Sterling <--give him more time to develop at his new position


TE Ben Koyack <--he's starting to develop, but needs more polishing


OL Pearce Slater <--at this point I like him over Rashod Hill, but it's too early to know


LEO/OTTO Tyrone Holmes <--I might even keep him on the roster as a DL over Bennett. He's at least making the PS.


LB Hayes Pullard <--jar on the shelf


CB Briean Boddy-Calhoun <--at this point I prefer him to the diminutive Mike Hilton


FS Jarrod Wilson <--that is, unless he does beat out Peyton Thompson for the backup FS spot


WR Rashad Lawrence <--last spot goes to the best remaining overall player

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