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Goodson in the slot


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He needs the ball in the open field. KO return, third down back--you can motion him out from the RB spot if you want him wide. The D would have to respect the screen which would ease the blitzing. No sense knocking a WR out of a job when they are developing. Besides, Goodson is not good at route running from what I have seen.

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I really think he's capable of doing it. Aside from the fumbles on returns, Goodson has shown good hands when thrown to (I'm thinking specifically of that great sideline catch from last preseason where he got his toes down before going out). He has the speed, and he's a threat once the ball's in his hands.

The way our receivers look, I'd much prefer to have two backs on the field at the same time with the option to check down to one of them.

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You have to be able to catch more than just little dump off passes out of the backfield in order to play slot receiver. I'm sure that if Goodson had the hands of a receiver then he already would have gotten some reps in the slot. Lets just hope that LaFell, Rosario and Jarrett can make some plays. If the distribution can be:

Smith - 6 per game

Rosario/Barnridge/King - 6 per game

Dwill/JStew: 7 per game

LaFell - 3 per game

Jarrett - 2 per game

That'll be around 24 completions and will keep teams honest so the running game can do the rest. I honestly don't think its unrealistic to think that those players can put up those stats. We have enough weapons to do it.

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