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Maybe but this is Zavion comes into play because he can be a RB or your deep threat and anywhere in between.

I’d like to say I’lI feel sorry for the Panther fans having to watch Caleb vs Young on the same field but I won’t. Best deal ever. in fact they can watch: Chicago Bears received: QB Caleb Williams, WR DJ Moore, OT Darnell Wright, CB Tyrique Stevenson, P Tory Taylor, WR Luther Burden IIIWe traded DJ for Sam Roush.

Kinda squirrelly if you ask me. Likely got caught doing something he shouldn’t have been doing.

AI is higher intelligence? I’m sorry but that statement alone shows how far people have already been misled.

Our practice squad this year is going to be deeper than years past. We should end up with several players who have contributed meaningful snaps in their careers.

He’s not going to start over Rome nor Burden. Why would you expect that? He’s going to learn the role of the guy we signed to a 1 year contract. I know this feels odd but we’re getting the kind of depth good teams have. I’ll add that this guy is a much better route runner and hands catcher than he’s being given credit for. It won’t take him too long to show up on the field. The fact he can return kicks and punts means he’ll be active on game days so it’s easy for Ben to fit him in early on a small set of plays early on and then expand the role each week. This guy is also impossible to cover on scramble scenarios because route combinations and play structure go out the window. That affects aDB far more than a WR. Caleb will take advantage of that.

Usually all you get out of rookie minicamp are comments about players physical traits. To see and hear Dennis Allen and media members already talking about how well Thieneman is processing things on the field is great news.

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I watched that last night. I can only say he runs the ball with better vision and more toughness than I expected. Ben Johnson has his RB for 3rd and long situations.

Given all the action around LBs this off-season it’s fair to say the team does not have confidence in him. Of course we’d all like to see him surprise us. I like the fact Poles hedges his bets and I like the rookie we drafted.

It’s not too hard to say it since their GM said he was surprised the two centers went so early and now he has to figure out what they’ll do at center.

Can’t miss something you never had.

For a team that clearly went all out to rebuild the Oline last year, both in FA and the draft, the quiet confidence they’ve shown about the LT position this off-season is odd. Contrast that against what they did at center. 3 days after Dalman retired they traded for a vet. Then they were aggressive in the draft in round two to get the guy they wanted.

That I agree with.

How have we gotten worse at LT when a hobbled Braxton Jones was our starter last year? That was followed by UDFA Benedet. Finally a rookie moved over from RT tried it out and looked okay.