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From the AJC:
Greg Smith and Andrew Smith are pushing for that starting slot though.
“I’d like to see Greg Smith make some improvements,” Johnson said. “It’s a position where there is a lot of competition.”
Another position up for grabs will be the wide receiver position, opposite Demaryius Thomas. Correy Earls figured to be the starter but has been limited all preseason with injuries. He’s back, but still not at 100 percent.
“He’s got enough time to make it back as a starter, but he’s got to beat out the other guys now,” Johnson said. “Tyler [Melton] has done some good things and has earned the right to be where he is.”
Johnson added that only center Dan Voss and Gardner had nailed down starting positions on the line.::::::::::::::::
This is something Gailey would never do. A starter was a starter regardless. There were a lot of good players who never made it to be starter because Gailey coddled the starters. PJ has a simple philosophy: you don't practice, you don't play. Just one example where PJ will succeed where Gailey failed.
Greg Smith and Andrew Smith are pushing for that starting slot though.
“I’d like to see Greg Smith make some improvements,” Johnson said. “It’s a position where there is a lot of competition.”
Another position up for grabs will be the wide receiver position, opposite Demaryius Thomas. Correy Earls figured to be the starter but has been limited all preseason with injuries. He’s back, but still not at 100 percent.
“He’s got enough time to make it back as a starter, but he’s got to beat out the other guys now,” Johnson said. “Tyler [Melton] has done some good things and has earned the right to be where he is.”
Johnson added that only center Dan Voss and Gardner had nailed down starting positions on the line.::::::::::::::::
This is something Gailey would never do. A starter was a starter regardless. There were a lot of good players who never made it to be starter because Gailey coddled the starters. PJ has a simple philosophy: you don't practice, you don't play. Just one example where PJ will succeed where Gailey failed.
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