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[QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 324280, member: 43"]
QB Its OK you can say it, theres no depth here, if anyone but Nassib has to take a meaningful snap we are in serious trouble.
 
RB is the same as it was last year, lots of pieces but mostly unproven and young.  The player the coaches are high on the most is Smith who as you noted is a holdover.  If Morris is eligible and on the team he could be a help this year but RB was never a huge concern as we returned everybody but Bailey. Broyld is not going to play much RB at all, I wouldnt list him there.
 
WR- If the JUCO kid can provide a deep threat and we get something out of Hale/Flemming or one of the Freshmen then yes but right now this is all unproven I wouldnt call this good depth until we see something.
 
TE- Provo was a beast last year he is a huge loss. I like the two Freshman a lot but right now Beckett Wales cant hold Provo's jock, the guy is a penalty machine.  This isnt a shot at you but I dont get the love for Wales on the board.  Depth maybe better but the position is not as good without Provo and really its not even close.
 
OL - We agree
 
LB - Theres zero depth here, adding a year to the four players allready on the roster isnt adding depth.  Macfarlane will likely be moved and hopefully Coker finally wakes up.
 
Secondary - No disagreement here getting Eskridge eligible and adding a healthy Lynn and older Reddish and Mungwa will be a big help.  Not to mention the incoming freshmen.
 
DE - We agree
 
DT - Here I agree with you, there is more depth here and talent then last year. 
 
 
I am seeing two maybe three positions where the depth is improved DT and the Secondary, are there young guys on the roster who could make a positive impact definitely but its way to early to say we have much better depth all over the field at this point in the season.
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