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Originally Posted by Mr. Laz
So our backups, that weren't good enough to win the starting job or even able to see the field, are now going to be improvements over the guys they couldn't beat out last year?
Our starters weren't better than Denver last year but our backups are going to be better than an improved Denver team this year?
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I expect Fisher to make huge strides over an injury filled Rookie season.
I think we may take a step back at G, which is the least important position in football.
Outside of that, we are talking about..what. Replacing McCluster? How will ever manage to do that?
I See Bowe having a Monster year. Hell, AJ Jenkins is as good as McCluster.
We are going to get Something out of either, Kelce, or Cummings. Might not be much, but I'll bet it's more that K. Lewis provided.
The whole approach seems to be trusting in the drafted players.
I think Kush is going to contribute, maybe even allowing Hudson to move to G where I think he can really help out.
Houston is going to have a MONSTER season
I believe Smith will have a career season.
I think Catapano can contribute
I think we will get some help through the draft.
I KNOW that all of these things will not work out, but I believe some of them will.
Enough to, yes, improve the team.
Basically all the new and 2nd year players will have to fall flat on their faces for us to not have any chance at improving.
If half of the possible positive things that could happen , do, we will be improved.
If Dorsey has failed on on all those picks, and fails again this season, then we will in fact have the shit season so many people are predicting.
I'm just not ready to throw in the towel on two seasons worth of drafting yet.
Again, I know a lot of this stuff won't happen, but some of it will, and when it does, along with the continued development of our existing players we will be an improved football team.
Thats really not huge or unrealistic expectations.