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Is Steven Davis our running backs coach???

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ok, yeah I thought Jim Skipper was our running backs coach, didn't know if he had jumped ship or not. It's good that Stephen's out there trying to help out his former team that actually made him a star at the end of his career.

and I definitely miss-spelled his name in the title :\

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ok, yeah I thought Jim Skipper was our running backs coach, didn't know if he had jumped ship or not. It's good that Stephen's out there trying to help out his former team that actually made him a star at the end of his career.

and I definitely miss-spelled his name in the title :\

You also misspelled "misspelled." ;)

First time I have seen an interview with Josh Vaughan...he seems like he has a really good head on his shoulders which should prove a great advantage for him to make the team in some capacity.

I don't think there is any way that guy will make the team. Maybe practice squad, but I doubt it.

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Davis will make a great running backs coach someday, maybe for us down the line. But honestly, I can see no reason to change our running backs coach -- it is one of our most consistent and reliable positions. We have quality of players and coaching there.

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