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Old 05-19-2020, 01:43 PM   #2
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I was kinda hoping he'd be in that middle spot to be honest and let Hitchens go back to the weakside.

Maybe that's how it eventually ends up, but I think you actually lose some of his athletic value having him at that strong side spot no?
It might be a reps thing. Could be easier for Spags to plug and play him in that spot compared to the middle of the field.
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Old 05-19-2020, 01:47 PM   #3
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It might be a reps thing. Could be easier for Spags to plug and play him in that spot compared to the middle of the field.
I think that spot is a lot easier to ease a guy into and let him get used to the league. It's more of a "forward" and some sideways kinda spot it seems where the middle requires a lot more thinking.

I am just more of a throw a guy into the fire kinda guy at this point I think you learn more by doing and figuring out what works and what doesn't.
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I was kinda hoping he'd be in that middle spot to be honest and let Hitchens go back to the weakside.

Maybe that's how it eventually ends up, but I think you actually lose some of his athletic value having him at that strong side spot no?
That may be his eventual spot but I doubt they will let him have it as a rookie since they like Hitchens as the guy that calls the defense.
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