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Whata bout Shaq Thompson at Safety?


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1 hour ago, Bartin said:

“College experience”

He literally played 1 freaking game at safety. Stop spreading this false narrative. He has more experience at running back.

That's not the talk I remember when he was drafted, never the less, he doesn't have the typical LB body and has the speed to play safety. And pardon me Mr. Icon if I've insulted your know-it-all sensibilities.

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If we're switching anyone to safety, I think it should be Worley. The guy does tackle with less fear than most DBs, he's got the speed to cover the field and has better than average coverage skills. But only if we get a worthwhile replacement for him at CB. I don't think he is nearly as suspect there as he has been billed.

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