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Message: [QUOTE="orangephan, post: 177580, member: 558"] Go, that's about how I see it. Very nice assessment by CBus, btw. He's made some interesting points, some dead on. I might add a few of my own thoughts here: (1) It appears the FB job is Davis' to win or lose in the spring. Who else is in the mix? A really undefined position and I can see why the staff is slotting him there. He was a pretty good HS FB I hear. (2) I do think one of the incoming TEs will get some PT because of the multiple rotation we use at the position. (3) Morris will have to prove himself this summer, but if there's an injury, or somebody doesn't step up, I think he'll get some rotational PT. (4) The only OL that has an outside chance at the 2-deep is Palmer; he's got the size, but he'd have to move someone down from a deep group. I think he's a RS. (5) We don't know if Z-Jones can RS, do we? I think he should be able to break into the 4-OT rotation, allowing Goggins to play a hybrid DT/DE. Too bad he and MPB weren't here for spring drills. Rush end is likely MPB's to lose, he should be a lock coming in. (6) If Spruill's back 100%, I'm not as concerned with LB depth like some here. I'm certain Vigille and Mungwa will contribute to making the LB depth very serviceable. (7) I don't think anyone realizes how good Wigham really is. He's listed at 6'1", 175lbs. I think if he gets a little bigger and stronger coming in, he's got a good chance at the #4 CB spot, along with either George or Morgan. I agree, either Morgan or Whigham could wind up at S eventually. (6) Desir is moving to FS and Mungwa's moving to WIL. Ford could make it as the back-up SS, another under-valued/under-evaluated player. McFarlane also has an outside chance to claim this spot. I think S is where the coaches want him and need him. [/QUOTE]

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