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Jason Phillips?


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Was thinking this myself. Might be good to rotate him in, or even start him until Beason gets his burst back and gets used to the bruises of playing in the NFL again. I expect Beason to be 100% once we come back from the bye, so yeah, maybe giving some Phillips some time would be a bad call.

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I guess this is the new hot topic.

We would only start Phillips at MLB for a couple of reasons.

Reason #1: Beason is inactive. An active Beason would never be benched for Phillips.

Reason #2: The "loyalty" that has resulted in all of these questionable contract extensions is rearing its head on the depth chart. Despite Kuechly's long-term NFL projection being his natural and original position, the position he played in college when he was on pace to shatter the NCAA record books is being occupied by a player that has been all pro for us in the past. It may not be so much about not wanting to move Kuechly inside as it is not wanting to move Beason outside. The loyal coaches and managers just aren't ready to make the move. I think the time is now.

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Dnt kidd yourself. Phillips is no starter in this league. Start him one game and the huddle is going to end up having 10 different threads of how bad Phillips is.

Mind as well start all the backups then if people already panicking over Beason. Nothing's wrong with Beaston. Quit overreacting.

Phillips wouldn't be able to drop back and cover his grandma. He's a poor man D. Connor.

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Dnt kidd yourself. Phillips is no starter in this league. Start him one game and the huddle is going to end up having 10 different threads of how bad Phillips is.

Mind as well start all the backups then if people already panicking over Beason. Nothing's wrong with Beaston. Quit overreacting.

Phillips wouldn't be able to drop back and cover his grandma. He's a poor man D. Connor.

I don't think that's true at all. He's a try-hard, tough linebacker that is his best playing downhill, sure. But he actually is quicker and faster than Connor in coverage. If he had to start, he could hold his own. He has the physical ability and just now seems to be developing in the mental aspect of the game.

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