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Those of you wondering about Ian Thomas


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1 hour ago, ChibCU said:

Let's hope that carries over to the regular season because it's likely he'll end up #1 on the depth chart at some point in the season.

Indeed, and even if 88 stays healthy throughout this upcoming season, it's only a matter of time before he's #1 on the depth chart moving forward.

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30 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

Really? How so? If Olsen is healthy, you don't take him off the field for Thomas. 

 

20 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

I assume he meant future seasons, not necessarily this season.   Basically Thomas might be a long term replacement for Olsen.   

^ ^ Yep, he's being groomed behind Olsen, just like Shaq had been behind TD for the past several seasons.

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31 minutes ago, mc52beast said:

Kid looks like a natural, am expecting him to be #1 when Olsen goes down with another injury this year. 

Oh yeah, he’s a much better blocker

I certainly hope Olsen doesn't get injured in his last season as a pro.

But, I agree with you. Thomas is a much better blocker and is more athletic after the catch. Though he made more than his share of rookie mistakes last season.

Olsen does have that vet savvy and great hands. Love #88 but not worried about the position once he moves on. 

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If we can just 

1. Stay healthy, especially Cam

2. And the OL can just hold up for a few seconds

 

This offense is going to be special

 

Cam having Moore, Samuel, Olsen, Thomas, and CMC out there!

 

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