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Pat Kirwan lists FB Rashawn Jackson among potential undrafted gems

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Fiametta just seemed a little timid at times. I'm used to Hoov sticking his head in a gap and blasting somebody. Fiametta seemed to tip toe when he was in. That could be because he wasn't 100% on play recognition and reads, so maybe this season he'll hit the gap with more confidence.

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Takes awhile to learn the position. That being said, so many teams have several good TE's now a days that push comes to shove we should be able to snag a top flight vet cheap.

I like Tony, but I've never liked the 4th rounder used to snag him.

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I don't see fiametta being able to replace Hoover anytime soon. That's one of the losses I'm most worried about. Almost everywhere else we have younger, better guys to step in.

Watching the few games where Fiametta got playing time he wasn't very aggressive as a blocker.

It seems with the addition of recent additions of sutton, goodson, fiametta, and edwards that we are trying as hard as we can to get as many fresh legs as possible to run behind the O-line.

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I'm thinking we keep both Jackson and Fiametta on the squad this year. FB is such a vital part of our rushing offense, it's almost laughable to think we'd skimp at the position. Sutton coming in and doing well might preclude us from doing this, but personally, I'd rather keep 2 FBs and 3 or 4 RBs than an extra corner or 7 LBers. Yeah, I'm that sold on the importance of the FB to us.

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Sutton was a better fullback than Fiametta.

IDK about that but Fiametta definitely didn't impress me. Thats why I thought the Hoover release was a boneheaded mistake considering how little he was making and how unproven TF was.

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