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I said yes, though if he starts really getting blown up take him out.
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Sounds more ideal.I do not think he should start but substituting during the day and maybe insert him on a few blitz plays, only a few because it will become known as a blitz.
This way he gets slowly acclimated to the defensive scheme, plays and terminology.
Good thinking.I would say stick to blitz and obvious run downs scattered throughout the game, will keep both guys fresh and give us a idea of his readiness in a less dangerous enviroment. Ofcourse the chiefs could allways audible out of anything they were doing anyway. But I would take it slow and let him get his feet wet a little at a time.
I'd say so to.A saties duties aren't as complex as other positions, he should def. get a significant amount of playing time, he know's how to play the position. I say kubiak should keep him on basic saftey assignments if he does not yet know the defensive plays.
Its not like the guy has never played before. It's a matter of associating terms we use with terms he is use to. Not like we're asking him to play ShortStop for the Astros.
How much worse could it possibly be than what we had back there before?
Agreed.Agreed...put the man in and let him play.
YesDepends how well he progresses. I don't like the idea of sending him out there and basically telling him "have fun!", but he needs to see the field somehow. He needs to get put in when there are situations where he can benefit and just go make plays.
lol for once having in the box safeties will come in handy . . .The Cheifs probably are not gonna do much through the air. It would be a good game to see what he can do. Plus, he can help stop LJ
Its not like the guy has never played before. It's a matter of associating terms we use with terms he is use to. Not like we're asking him to play ShortStop for the Astros.
How much worse could it possibly be than what we had back there before?
He knows defense well enough to play...its just about remembering what our terminology actually means.