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keg in kc · 05-05-2013, 10:52 PM

Since QB isn't an isolated group and RB is a strength, I can't vote for offensive backfield. But I do think QB is the single-worst position group on the roster. We have 3 backups and an undrafted rookie heading into camp. That's just bad.

I think the d-line is probably the worst position group on the other side of the ball, but I also think the change in defensive scheme and coaching could have a great impact on the defense as a whole. I think we may also see the DB group as a strength by year's end.

WR is actually I think pretty strong. Bowe's obviously a stud, and I think Avery is a more capable #2 than we've had for years. I don't know if Baldwin will ever amount to anything, but even if he doesn't, I think we have a variety of 3rd and 4th receiver options on the roster between the slot guys like McCluster**** (ugh) and Wyle and the TE group. I also think the RB position will be a major contributor as receivers, as is usual with Reid.

I'm mixed on the o-line. I think they could have bookend tackles between Albert and Fisher, but I'm uncertain what the interior will look like.

05-05-2013, 10:52 PM	#18
keg in kc oxymoron Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: OP/KC/Whatever Casino cash: $9556299	Since QB isn't an isolated group and RB is a strength, I can't vote for offensive backfield. But I do think QB is the single-worst position group on the roster. We have 3 backups and an undrafted rookie heading into camp. That's just bad. I think the d-line is probably the worst position group on the other side of the ball, but I also think the change in defensive scheme and coaching could have a great impact on the defense as a whole. I think we may also see the DB group as a strength by year's end. WR is actually I think pretty strong. Bowe's obviously a stud, and I think Avery is a more capable #2 than we've had for years. I don't know if Baldwin will ever amount to anything, but even if he doesn't, I think we have a variety of 3rd and 4th receiver options on the roster between the slot guys like McCluster**** (ugh) and Wyle and the TE group. I also think the RB position will be a major contributor as receivers, as is usual with Reid. I'm mixed on the o-line. I think they could have bookend tackles between Albert and Fisher, but I'm uncertain what the interior will look like.
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