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Hogan ACTIVE on sunday


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I hope you guys have reasonable expectations for a rookie cb that just came off a serious knee injury.

He justs need to feel the speed of the nfl and hopefully take a few hits...make a few hits and make a play or three in the next few games.

I really love to see him pan out and we can aquire another player in the secondary...Gamble at FS in a couple of years?

I definitely have tempered expectactions for what we will see from him on Sunday.

I woudl consider it a huge win if he shows flashes of good play....evidence of what will come next season.

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What I am most excited about seeing is whether he has the athleticism, speed, and quickness to make it obvious he is our #2 CB. Can he look like one of the best players on the field? With flashes of what is to come. Or is he just another Butler?

Would be nice to have an athletic CB capable of making plays. Hope this kid can show me some glimpses that he has that ability.

Then again, I always feel this way about players getting their first opportunity. Hopeful optimism is my motto.

My giddy is built on hope. And GOOOO CATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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Can't wait to see what he can do. I don't expect him to be Revis, but I think he can bring physicality to the corner position that we haven't seen this year. Hogan's play to close out the year very well might decide who we draft in April.

Not sure whether Hogan's play, either good or bad, will have any bearing on how we draft this year. I do not believe CB is high on the list of must haves. Unless some oddball scenario pops up, we probably will not address the CB position with any substaintial draft pick or FA.

Just a thought. And GOOOO CATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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