Maine-iac

My guess is Trubisky is our back up and don't want him hurt and White is gone and we don't want him hurt. Beuchele is probably PS(?).

I think he started outside with Dane and moved inside to nickel late on when the various guys they've signed came in (Alexander and Hollins Jr). He gave up a couple passes early and one of the TD's he was falling on his face as the guy caught it and got his feet in. I'm speaking to what I think I saw but this certainly isn't an all22 review or anything. The first couple of games I was getting numbers mixed up on guys and confusing the hell out of things. Hint the numbers under the roster link on ESPN do not match the numbers guys are wearing on the field.

I guess they've been trying it out this preseason. Didn't make much sense to me either.

I wouldn't have mentioned Hardy either but he was playing outside today or at the very least he started the game playing outside. I already mentioned in another post that I didn't know what he was doing out there.

Dane also looks like he's about two Henry carries away from being sidelined with his own injuries.

33 Alexander saw a decent amount of time. Gave up a big pass but was in coverage on several 3rd downs where we stopped them and forced the fumble that Ciarlo recovered. Not sure what the future holds for him Hollis Jr or Strong but I like that we have some young guys and honestly I didn't see anything from Dane that made me think he beats them all out. They probably just "trust" Dane more but honestly he's done nothing in the preseason worth puting on a resume.

I'll check the couch cushions and get back to you

I need a proof reader to check my posts before I hit enter.

I'd put Alexander, Strong, or Hollis Jr on the field and live with the growing pains before I'd start Dane or Hardy. I'd put Codrington the wouldn't roster group but being the KR give him some wiggle room.

Walker was in the backfield all night. Coverage was tighter and tackling was pretty good. Shavers made a circus TD catch.

Jordan and Poyer are both yes. They played CB before becoming safeties. Everyone else since are a hard nope. That's why I was so happy to see Hancock get a look at safety. He's at least played nickel and safety. I can't think of any DB's we have that are "good" at man coverage. Benford and that's it. Hairston and Hancock should help us be better in man situations and I think White can hold down the CB2 spot but if we go man we're asking for match up problems. Strong was drafted as a longer CB with press man skills but I haven't seen anything that makes me think he's going to pull a Benford and be starting as a rookie.

He can't be slower than Rapp and Rapp is our best safety.

Ciarlo drops 10 pounds play him at safety or nickel.

welp ......learning experience.

Honestly he was ranked higher on many draft boards than Strong and was considered a better zone defender than Strong who was considered more of a press man corner. All that said Strong was a sixth round pick so take all that for what it's worth. Alexander had a bit of injury history.

Alexander popped it out!!!

Alexander must have come in for Jackson. Dane is back out there.

All great numbers but for reference a 10 yard of 1.46 and a 3 cone of 6.68 would be the best and 2nd best times of every single draft prospect (not just WR) in the entire 2025 field.

Just numbers but Wilkerson's 40 is decent at 4.5 but his 10 yard split (1.46) and 3 cone drill (6.68) are pretty insane. Interesting to see if he ends up on the PS squad.

Zy Alexander is out there. Lets see what he can do.

Haven't seen any glaring mistakes from the O line so far tonight. Pretty happy with that.

White will be joining DeNucci for a beer.

For a big guy Shavers seems pretty good at getting separation. WR's get nicked up so I'm sure Shavers would see plenty of snaps behind Coleman and Palmer especially if he keeps getting open whenever he's on the field.

Codrington is the main return guy. Hardy plays DB about as well as Codrington so I'm not sure what his value is exactly.

I've seen entirely too much of Hardy for any 2 quarters of football.