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What to do with the Secondary now?


restNChrist

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We had a substandard secondary before today.  4 injuries later we will be lucky to field a secondary next week.  In light of having 2nd and 3rd stringers playing in the secondary next week, what defensive scheme do we go to?  Do we drop all LB's back into coverage on all plays?  Wow, we are in trouble.

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Godfrey out

Thomas- likely out

Mikell- likely out

Moore- likely out

Norman?

We know we will have Captain and Mitchell. And Colin Jones....that is 3 we know can suit up.

I would assume they bring Florence back. Not sure about S. Don't recall them working out any

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Godfrey out

Thomas- likely out

Mikell- likely out

Moore- likely out

Norman?

We know we will have Captain and Mitchell. And Colin Jones....that is 3 we know can suit up.

I would assume they bring Florence back. Not sure about S. Don't recall them working out any

well aren't you a beacon of light

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We are going to have to re-sign Florence. Don't see any way around it. I would imagine DJ Campbell or Anderson Russell will be re-signed as well.

I say move Mike Mitchell to FS (God help us...), let Mikell start at SS (when he gets healthy) and pray.

Why not Mikell at FS and Mitchell as SS....

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