Who is going to fill these shoes?

Mario Butler is going to be tough to replace. You never hear his name called because people never throw his way.
 
PowderSpringsJacket88 said:
CB-Mario Butler - Sweeting
CB-D. Reese - Young
ILB-B. Jefferson - Watts
OLB-A. Egbuniwe - Attouchu

C-S. Bedford - Finch
QB-J. Nesbitt - Sims/Days
WR-C. Earls - Melton
BB-A. Allen - Watson/Perkins
OT-Austin Barrick - Alford/Bailey

K-Scott Blair - Moore


(R. Hall, M. Edwards,Z Krish) Have all started once I believe
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Thats basically how it will work out.
 
PowderSpringsJacket88 said:
I believe these are all of the starters. Correct me if I am wrong.

CB-Mario Butler L. Young
CB-D. Reese Sweeting
ILB-B. Jefferson Watts
OLB-A. Egbuniwe Attaochu
S-Mario Edwards - Tarrant

C-S. Bedford Finch
QB-J. Nesbitt Washington and Sims will both play significant minutes
WR-C. Earls Melton already starts
BB-A. Allen Lyons starts the season, Perkins finishes
OT-Austin Barrick Claytor and/or Smith already start

K-Scott Blair Moore

I know the O line has had a bunch of changes with starters but I am pretty sure Barrick has started enough.

(R. Hall, M. Edwards,Z Krish) Have all started once I believe
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I cant wait to see how the QB, CB, and B-back competitions unfold in the Spring and Summer camp.
 
This is a really good discussion.Meaning there are LOTS of questions to be answered on this team and it isn't for the better.
Honestly can we say that ANY replacement except maybe the FR at OLB will any better next yr.?
 
AlaGold said:
This is a really good discussion.Meaning there are LOTS of questions to be answered on this team and it isn't for the better.
Honestly can we say that ANY replacement except maybe the FR at OLB will any better next yr.?
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Yes, We will be better across the board. These young guys are getting reps for a reason. They are just that good, but need to learn the playbook before they can make that leap, which will happen next year.
 
AlaGold said:
This is a really good discussion.Meaning there are LOTS of questions to be answered on this team and it isn't for the better.
Honestly can we say that ANY replacement except maybe the FR at OLB will any better next yr.?
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It's called college football. Everyone has guys they need to replace. Everyone else's list will look as bad or worse than ours.
8 of 22 starters and a kicker is actually not a lot of guys.
Like I said, if we can find a QB and NT, we'll be good.
 
AlaGold said:
This is a really good discussion.Meaning there are LOTS of questions to be answered on this team and it isn't for the better.
Honestly can we say that ANY replacement except maybe the FR at OLB will any better next yr.?
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Isn't that the same for every team, every year? I mean, it's college football so you lose players every season by design, and the backups have to step up. I don't see this as anything other than the natural order of things. Some of those backups will be better than the guys they replace as they step into bigger roles...it's always that way.
 
I actually think the new players will be better than the old ones.. Except J. Nesbitt, Scott Blair, and A. Allen..The problem is that those three guys are the ones putting points on the board...
 
Ebiguniwe has shoes to fill? the only thing worse than Ebiguniwe is having 10 men on the field and even then its debateable.
 
BarrelORum said:
Ebiguniwe has shoes to fill? the only thing worse than Ebiguniwe is having 10 men on the field.
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+1. Guy gets put on his ass more times than a bangkok slut.

He cost us a TD last week when Ellington got free on that swing pass and Butler had to take him himself because Egbu was too busy trying to get off his ass as the OL that knocked him over like a stack of jenga blocks was already taking out other defenders.
 
TheTaxJacket said:
+1. Guy gets put on his ass more times than a bangkok slut.

He cost us a TD last week when Ellington got free on that swing pass and Butler had to take him himself because Egbu was too busy trying to get off his ass as the OL that knocked him over like a stack of jenga blocks was already taking out other defenders.
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If was a WR that put him on his ass to be correct.
 
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