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What transfer will make the biggest impact this upcoming season?

SotaBuff said:
Salter and Oatis seem to be the obvious answers so I’ll go with some dark horses.

Martavius French is a tackling machine with 17 TFL’s last year at UTSA.

Tawfiq Byard is a hard hitting, young safety who could end up as a starter.

Joseph Williams WR from Tulsa jumps off the film. High points the ball very well and could be a red zone threat this year.

Zach Atkins is a really athletic TE from a small school and if the offensive philosophy changes like many of us expect, he could be an important piece.
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Outside of QB, the LBs are the biggest question mark in my book.

Hopeful that French and or Hughes balls out.
 
4BienemyTDs said:
Hughes is a monster of a LB on the recent WOM Video
He looks like a real top LB
Amazing to see the roster evolution for the past 3 years
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Middle LB is such a hard position to predict. Landman never looked physically like the beast he was. He wasn’t fast or huge. It was all between the ears: How quickly he saw and felt what was happening and beat the ballcarrier to the hole. Insane instincts and understanding.

NHG was also a beast in the middle who looked a bit more like a beast.

We’ve had tons of guys who looked the part. Very few who were it.
 
GawainBuff said:
Middle LB is such a hard position to predict. Landman never looked physically like the beast he was. He wasn’t fast or huge. It was all between the ears: How quickly he saw and felt what was happening and beat the ballcarrier to the hole. Insane instincts and understanding.

NHG was also a beast in the middle who looked a bit more like a beast.

We’ve had tons of guys who looked the part. Very few who were it.
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Cerebral position. Have to read and react quickly. Could be the biggest and fastest but if you can’t diagnose a play you’re screwed.

Even a guy with very limited athleticism, ex. Rick Gamboa, can be useable at MLB.
 
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