(08-07-2023, 09:17 PM)jaglou53 Wrote:

(08-07-2023, 05:25 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Harrison
Strange
Bigsby
Miller
Lacy
Abdullah
Washington
Hallet
Hodges
Vohasek 

These guys have all flashed at some point in camp.
Abdullah seems like he has a steep learning curve compared to the others right now though. 

Hard to imagine all 10 making the 53. 

This is going to get interesting

Of the 10 players you mention, Hodges and Vohasek are the only two who may begin on the practice squad. If Vohasek keeps playing like he did today, he may beat out one of the veterans signed in the off-season. I haven't heard much about Abdullah, but it's disappointing if your observations on him are accurate. That would be even more reason for the team to sign one of the few remaining veteran free agents like Melvin Ingram or Dunlop. It would be worth the $5 or $6 million price tag for one season if their health checks out. Of all the players you mentioned, Ty Hallett has been the most pleasant surprise. I predict he will be getting many snaps at nickel before too long and eventually unseat Herndon as the starter. Both he and Antonio Johnson should become important parts of the secondary with Johnson gettin snaps at "big nickel" this season before replacing Jenkins at safety next season.

Hodges ended up listed as the immediate back ups at RG on the first depth chart. 
Batch's return could shake that up. 

While Hallet and Johnson are both sort of on the bubble on the depth chart currently, I agree they seem to figure into plans to challenge for depth snaps, situational nickel, or maybe even outright starter at nickel. Hallet needs to leapfrog Tevaughn Campbell on that depth chart IMO. He's got 3 weeks. 

I agree Johnson is a candidate for SS OTF.

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