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What Camp Battle are you most excited about?


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I think it will be interesting to see the battle a DT. I think a lot of guys forget about Irvin and Ed Johnson. It will be interesting if one of those guys will step up and be much better than anticipated. Also nick Hayden is always in the mix. I think it's obvious that this battle could have the biggest impact on the success of the defense and the team.

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Barring a freak meltdown by Moore, there won't be a battle at QB, other than Cantwell and Clausen battling for the #2 spot. We have our starter.

I'm most excited for the WR battle...I'm really hoping Lafell can beat out Jarrett and Edwards can prove to be a viable option in the slot.

Also, the D-line will be interesting to watch. Can Brown snag a starting spot?

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Barring a freak meltdown by Moore, there won't be a battle at QB, other than Cantwell and Clausen battling for the #2 spot. We have our starter.

I'm most excited for the WR battle...I'm really hoping Lafell can beat out Jarrett and Edwards can prove to be a viable option in the slot.

Also, the D-line will be interesting to watch. Can Brown snag a starting spot?

i don't care if brown gets a starting spot or not. i just want him to disrupt on passing downs. if he can do that on a regular basis that will make him well worth the pick sacrificed for him. not being designated a starter won't matter.
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I think that by far the most interesting battle will be who will make it to the top of the hill first. With the reigning champ gone, the race is wide open. While it may seem sexy to pick a fast WR, I'm looking for one of the rookies to step in and be a surprise candidate...I like the motor on that new DE!

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Wide Receiver #2: I personally see Lafell snagging it, he has the tools to be dominant let's hope he has the will

DE: Charles Johnson vs Brayton, Brown, and Hardy.

LB: I'm pulling for the Chicago guy, because our FO screwed the pooch on letting Harris go.

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i don't care if brown gets a starting spot or not. i just want him to disrupt on passing downs. if he can do that on a regular basis that will make him well worth the pick sacrificed for him. not being designated a starter won't matter.

If Brown can to that, and Irvin can corrupt the pocket, our D will be the least of my concerns!

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