I shared my thoughts in the day three thread below.

If you guys paid ANY attention you would have realized the following:

1. They just added two players to this team to fit a role they didn't even really have filled properly last year at H-Back or even on the roster which just opened up the running game and gadget plays Doug coveted in Philadelphia.

2. They added three quality slot corners with safety versatility and special teams ability to push Claybrooks and Herndon off the roster completely.

3. They added an inside backer which indicates they are more than likely moving Lloyd outside to rush the passer, or, at least moving him to his natural position he played at Utah to upgrade that spot.

4. They added a potential slot receiver to spell Kirk in a pinch and offer return abilities if Agnew cant hold up physically in Washington.

5. They added a high level swing tackle that fits our scheme perfectly on day one that can plug and play at either spot.

6. They snatched a durable 3tech/5tech rotational piece in Lacy and the leading ACC sack leader that can actually help in coverage to off set losing Smoot and Key this off season.

The only slight complaints that can be made. Barely. Is Bigsby at 88, Miller at ILB and a SS being a nickel and overkill in RD6.

All of that, again, becomes a moot point if we're now seeing a power running game balancing out our passing attack late down the stretch and Lloyd moves outside and thrives as a weakside or strongside backer.

Really hard to knock this class.

Pederson's comments were also tongue in cheek but it's about power in the backfield and providing balance to the skill position signings we made last year at WR and TE.

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