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The first question would be how many? I believe that 6 (including JJ) were on the roster most games with Armstrong being left off the roster a few times for an extra tight end. Assuming Gaffney gets healthy, 3 guys are fighting for the final spot... Kasper, Starling and Swinton. (Locks: Dre, Gaffney, Bradford, Mathis and Armstrong)
Swinton
Pros - Great return guy, a definite upgrade over JJ. Lots of experience and generally a good decision-maker.
Cons - One-dimensional player, much like JJ. Buchanon and Mathis are the frontrunners for punt and kick returns.
Starling
Pros - Above average gunner on punt team. Very good special teams player. Speed and potential as WR. Can return kicks in a pinch.
Cons - Inconsistant as a receiver.
Kasper
Pros - Good return guy, not necessarily an upgrade over JJ, but will make good decisions. Above average hands, probably a good possesion receiver. Seems to make plays on all special teams.
Cons - Lack of speed. Caucasian. Journeyman.
It seems to me that Kasper is the most solid and diverse guy out of the bunch. Given the fact that the 6th guy on the depth chart will get thrown to half as many times as the tight ends (about 3), the best special teams guy will probably win out.
Swinton
Pros - Great return guy, a definite upgrade over JJ. Lots of experience and generally a good decision-maker.
Cons - One-dimensional player, much like JJ. Buchanon and Mathis are the frontrunners for punt and kick returns.
Starling
Pros - Above average gunner on punt team. Very good special teams player. Speed and potential as WR. Can return kicks in a pinch.
Cons - Inconsistant as a receiver.
Kasper
Pros - Good return guy, not necessarily an upgrade over JJ, but will make good decisions. Above average hands, probably a good possesion receiver. Seems to make plays on all special teams.
Cons - Lack of speed. Caucasian. Journeyman.
It seems to me that Kasper is the most solid and diverse guy out of the bunch. Given the fact that the 6th guy on the depth chart will get thrown to half as many times as the tight ends (about 3), the best special teams guy will probably win out.