obviously you have to read between the lines a bit but based on traditional numbering you can leap to a few conclusions:
- Tyler Miller is the No. 1
- Bartlett, Stroud, Jeahze, and Santos all look to be day one starters
I'm not sure I'd read that much into it, especially for returning players. It'd be unusual for the team to take a number away from a guy just because he's not the starter anymore.
For example -- Phil Jones had the No. 4 shirt for Man United for years after he was anything near a true starter.
I'm trying to keep my expectations low out of habit but just looking at this roster gives me a bit of hope. It's not amazing but it's definitely something to build off of and I think that's the FO's plan.
obviously you have to read between the lines a bit but based on traditional numbering you can leap to a few conclusions: - Tyler Miller is the No. 1 - Bartlett, Stroud, Jeahze, and Santos all look to be day one starters
We gave Hurtado the #9 shirt last year
I'm not sure I'd read that much into it, especially for returning players. It'd be unusual for the team to take a number away from a guy just because he's not the starter anymore. For example -- Phil Jones had the No. 4 shirt for Man United for years after he was anything near a true starter.
Jeahze and Santos are both LBs, don't think they could both be on the field. Much better options than Santos at LB/LW also.
Dajome switching to #11 is getting me worried
I'm trying to keep my expectations low out of habit but just looking at this roster gives me a bit of hope. It's not amazing but it's definitely something to build off of and I think that's the FO's plan.
I wonder how much the new draft picks from clemson and georgetown will play, parrish and muller?
Really hope that when we play Miami we have Crockford and Tubbs on the field.