Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="CbusCuse, post: 5690779, member: 507"]
I think all of those guys will be in the two deep.

Adeleye I think could be considered a starter type. He has a year of starting experience and was productive. He will likely get just as much PT as any other DE that is not undersized.  We don't have many. I think Adeleye and Nyandoro share a lot of time at one DE spot along with maybe some minutes outside for Hastings, Pray or Gillians when we want to go really big at DE.  The other smaller DE's and rush LB types; Keyshawn Johnson, David O and Tremble, probably share minutes at the other DE spot.

Ward could very well be CB3.  I think him and Kerr probably fight it out for the starting nickel with Chase Geter being the other CB that sees time as well. We are very thin there but have two young returning starters.

Our depth at Safety is pretty thin and I think Snowden could be on the 2 deep despite not having any experience yet. Maybe a 2nd at the STAR position with those measurables.

The youth on the roster will effect in negatively unfortunately, it just has to. Pretty sure all data would point to less success on the field with a young roster. Despite nearly everyone pointing to the 2026 season being "The Season" before last year, mostly because of what was considered a very tough schedule and a new QB, we have to temper expectations in 2026 somewhat considering the youth.  We just have to hope the youth leads to a better future outcome. But we can certainly still be much better than the 2025 disaster.

This transfer class helps the youth and performance positively as it almost always does. On average It adds more experience, seniority and leadership as most have played more than the others on the roster.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

What is a Syracuse fan's favorite color?