From what I saw from Blue & Orange game I actually think yall have some good positives to build on this season.
Richardson will definitely benefit the most from Napier’s offense, he’s the exact kinda QB he likes to work with.
Jack Miller looked awful, he’s definitely a backup QB, if he has to play at all yall are screwed lol.
Ja’Quavion Fraziars looked good, he looks like the light might’ve finally came on for him.
I actually liked yalls RB group, Demarckus Bowman is another player that will thrive in Napier’s offense, he’s a prototype back for what Napier did at ULL. I’d say he fits the same role that he used Elijah Mitchell in. Montrell Johnson fits real well into the RB committee as well, especially considering he was a ULL transfer so he already knows the system. Not necessarily any home run hitters but guys that can give you solid carries & good production throughout the season.
I liked Dante Xanders the converted DE to TE, he & Keeter looked like a solid TE group, interesting to see what happens with them & if Zipperer can live up tp the Pitts comparisons, albeit they’re most likely unfair.
The Secondary looked active & fast, it’s mostly a young group back there but they look like they’re primed for a good year in Pat Toney’s scheme under Corey Raymond’s tutelage. Donovan McMillon looks like an active Rover Safety, he was all over the field in Spring game. But I wonder who wins the Boundary CB spot opposite of Marshall between Helm, Hill & Jordan Young. Young was a prospect I liked when he was coming out of HS at Jesuit, he’s a technically savvy physical corner, just lacks raw speed.
Tyreak Sapp looked huge, he looks like he ready for a breakout season at 5-tech, his first step is explosive. He & Gervon Dexter are gonna be a solid tandem on the DLine.
The biggest question mark yall have IMO is who is gonna be the premier playmaker, who takes on that Kadarius Toney role as the primary playmaker instant offense guy that can make an impact? But otherwise, I actually don’t think yall will be as bad as last year.
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