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Really liked that we are switching his spot on the back line.....Tre Boston is ready to step up and show how he is the next Ed Reed center fielder.  I went ahead and tried this in Madden and it worked flawlessly....

 

HogFather is the freaking man!!!!!!!

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You had me right up to the point where you used Madden to legitimize your argument. 

 

Actually, saying Boston is the next Ed Reed kinda hurts your credibility.

 

After reading this over again, other than saying "HogFather is the freaking man!!!!!!!" this post is crap.

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3 minutes ago, PantherPhann89 said:

With the season Coleman had last year, I'm not sure I want him to switch. But we'll see how well it works pretty soon...

we run a system....and Boston would get ran over as more of an in box saftey.......But playing center field is what Boston can do...and will do very good  #heels

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For Boston it's about following assignment and not getting looked off. For Coleman it's about his size and most importantly his wingspan so form tackling is key.

I think we'll see different safety schemes. The corner situation is different and Shaq will take over the Harper role more than a safety will. While adapting to changes on the roster will be a challenge, doing new things other teams don't have tape on is an advantage of sorts.

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1 minute ago, ShutDwn said:

For Boston it's about following assignment and not getting looked off. For Coleman it's about his size and most importantly his wingspan so form tackling is key.

I think we'll see different safety schemes. The corner situation is different and Shaq will take over the Harper role more than a safety will. While adapting to changes on the roster will be a challenge, doing new things other teams don't have tape on is an advantage of sorts.

exactly,  you cant just keep doing exactly what "was" working.....The NFL has the tapes on what "was" working...you have to adapt and get better every year...

 

that is one thing that excites me about Cam this season....What can he do this year?

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