T-Cha's Full Analysis and In-Depth Research Dissecting The Bengals
I was thinking that I should do more in-depth analysis research as well as dissect the Bengals
Jeremy Lin!!
I happy that Mike Zimmer didnt get hire, I mean which this will put more chip on Zimmer's shoulder which will make him want to improve the Defense and have them fire from all cylinders, as for Jay, it was a good thing he didnt leave, he know that if he left Cincy it would take years to re-build an organization and he already has his eyes set on Dalton so theres no chance he would leave Cincinnati hanging around and besides he convince them to take Dalton in the 2nd so theres not point of leaving, it like having a home which you already paid leaving it for a new home which isnt built yet, but let's keep going on1st I'll start with the Topic of Bengals Free Agency Need to Sign
- Reggie Nelson FS: He is our Ed Reed in our Defense, he comes up in the running game he HITS people in the mouth and he is also been good in coverage, I know that he has been beaten sometimes when he takes a false step in the running game and play action, I think this is because the front 7 cannot contain which leads to him coming up too often and leaving a big seam behind him, but I think Zimmer can fix it since we will get new additions along the Line and back end
- Pat Sims DT: Sims eats up the 2 blockers on the inside which allows the LB's and everyone else in the back to play in their gaps and hold their ground and not over pursuit on running plays,which helps out our back-end, I think Sims presence helps Nelson in the Coverage game a lot because Nelson wouldnt take a false step and he would be able to play center-field Safety.
- Anthony Collins OT: I think he will be a Great Tackle in the NFL somewhere, We had a steal when we picked him up in the 4th round in the NFL Draft in 2008 if i can recall, but let's keep going, I think he is the better Pass Protector out of all the Tackles we have, maybe except Andrew Whitworth, but to be honest, he's a great back-up who can start somewhere else.
- Mike Nugent K: Can You say "Clutch" man this guy has been money for us this past year, made critical plays down the stretch to help us win games and extend leads into a 2 possession and also has been very good in the kickoff team, he has all the tools to become a great kicker in the NFL, I know he struggle down the stretch a little bit with some misses and some bad decisions( Pittsburgh game where he took a long time to set-up for the FG,which led to a 5-yard penalty and a block FG) but I think hes more better and clutch than Shanye Graham, Enough Said.
This leads to the Contracts I think the Bengals should offer to these 4 guys above
- Reggie Nelson FS 4 year-18million, 4.5million per year
- Pat Sims DT 4 year-10million 2.5million per year
- Anthony Collins OT 4 year-11million 2.75million per year
- Mike Nugent K 3 year-7.5million 2.25million per year
This are the other Bengals Free Agents I would still keep in mind which still have value to our team,hopefully we can find a spot on the roster for these 3 players as well too.
- Bobbie Williams OG- Williams has been a great Veteran leader in the locker room as well as on the field, but sometimes his penalties kind of make you think to yourself, Come On Man!! But Im not here to diss anyone, I think he has done a very good job of helping the Bengals Line up-front with his leadership and his presence on the field also being able to produce at a very high level for his age.
- Jonathan Fanene DL- This guys just makes you go WOW!! a 7th round draft choice who worked his way on up to become a great situational role player for the team, he has been able to produce when he is healthy and he has been putting up great numbers ever since the Bengals went into the rotation up-front with the D-line, he has benefit from it and took his chances recording 6.5 sacks.
- Frostee Rucker DE- Rucker has been an up and down player, but ever since he got healthy he has been bringing pressure as well too, he has help the D-line improve with his ability to play inside or outside on the line, just like Fanene, even though his numbers dont standout to you, his play and hustle will.
- Brandon Johnson LB- Johnson has been good in our system where he is able to use his height and coverage skills to be in our nickel formations and play pass coverage very well, I think if he comes at the right price, We should bring him back
- Manny Lawson LB- Has done a very good job to come in and fill in the SLB spot for us, I think he exceeded our expectations a little bit because he was a 3-4 OLB when he was with the 49ers, but he has shown us that he can be a very good SLB in a 4-3 Defense as well too, I think he is the same as Johnson if he can comes at the right price then we should bring him back
So these are the contracts Im going to offer to them
- Bobbie Williams OG 2 years-5million 2.5million per year
- Jonathan Fanene DL 2 years-6million 3 million per year
- Frostee Rucker DE 2 years-5.5million 2.75million per year
- Brandon Johnson LB 2 years-5million 2.5million per year
- Manny Lawson LB 2 years-6.25million 3.1million per year
Before we go into the Bigger Free Agent Market, I think we should do this 1st of all
- Restructure Robert Geathers Contract to a more minimum cost 2 year-3.5million 1.75million per year with a bonus of 2-3million if he can start at least start 12 games and have 6 or more sacks
So this move would allow us to have more breathing room in Free Agency
Since we Already have $60 Million save up I think with Geathers Contract reconstructed, we will at least have $62-65million left over,
Now Heres the list of Free Agents the Bengals should look at
OL
- Carl Nicks OG: Offer 5 years 52million dollar 10.4million per year
- Ben Grubbs OG: Offer 5 years 49 million dollar 9.8million per year
- Jared Gaither OT (Secondary Offer Option) 2-3year 5-7million
- Chilo Rachal OG (Secondary Offer Option) 3-4 year 5-7million
- Oniel Cousins OG (Secondary Offer Option) 2-3 year 5million
RB
- Michael Bush RB:Offer 3 year 11.5million 3.83 million per year
- Tim Hightower RB: (Secondary Offer Option) 1-2 year-3-4million
QB
- Josh Johnson QB(Secondary Offer Option)2-4year 4-6million
WR
- Marques Colston WR: Offer 4 year 35million 8.75million per year
- Reggie Wayne WR: Offer 3 year 15million 5million per year
- Stevie Johnson WR: Offer 4 year 25million 6.25million per year
- Pierre Garcon WR (Secondary Offer Option)3-4 year 12million
- Robert Meachem WR: Offer 3 years 8million 2.6million per year
- Early Doucet WR (Secondary Offer Option)2-4 year 4million
TE
- Martellus Bennett TE: Offer 4year 11million 2.75million per year
- Fred Davis TE (Secondary Offer Option) 2-4 year 9-12 million
DL
- Mario Williams DE:Offer 6year 72million 12million per year
- Calais Campbell DE Offer 4 year 32million per year 8 million per year
LB
- Curtis Lofton LB:Offer 5year 42million 8.4million per year
- London Fletcher LB:Offer 3year 12million 4 million per year
- Kirk Morrison LB:Offer 3 year 10 million 3.3million per year
- Geno Hayes LB (Secondary Offer Option) 2-4year 4-6million
- Rocky McIntosh LB (Secondary Offer Option)2-4year 5-7million
DB
- Brandon Carr CB (Secondary Offer Option) 4 year 22million 5.5million per year
- Cortland Finnegan CB(Secondary Offer Option) 3 year 14million 4.6million per year
- Stanford Routt CB (Secondary Offer Option) 2 year 5million 2.5million per year
- Terrell Thomas CB:Offer 4 year 12million 3 million per year
- Aaron Ross CB (Secondary Offer Option) 2 year 6million 3 million per year
- Richard Marshall CB Offer 3year 9million 3 million per year
- Tracy Porter CB:Offer 4 year 15million 3.75million per year
S
- Tyvon Branch SS (Secondary Offer Option) 2-4 year 18million
- LaRon Landry SS: Offer 4 year 16.5million 4.1million per year
- Michael Griffin SS: Offer 4 year 22million 5.5million per year
- Thomas DeCoud FS: Offer 3 year 12million 4 million per year
- Dwight Lowery FS: Offer 4 year 15million 3.75million per year
- Jarrett Bush FS (Secondary Offer Option) 2-3 year 2-3.5million
- Haruki Nakamura FS (Secondary Offer Option) 2-3 year 2-3.5million
- Corey Lynch FS (Secondary Offer Option)2-3 year 2-3.5million
My Take on Mario Williams
I know some people want Mario Williams,but the point is that are we willing to pay this guy over at least +$10million to play for us and see him go down with a season ending injury or have him suffer a major injury that keep him out of the line-up, thats the only big problem I see with Williams, its not that I dont like Williams, but I dont want to invest so much into a DE who hasnt been able to finish a full season at least more than twice, I would love the addition of Williams but at a lesser cost, if he was not that much injure prone, I pay him top dollars for his service to start opposite of Dunlap. If we can talk this out with Williams, I think I would personally offer him at least 7-8million dollars and have an extra 6-9million dollar bonus if he is able to play the full season and start all 16 games as well as have at least 10 sacks or more, which will motivate him more to prove to us that he is worth top dollar.
I personally would love these Signings to happen
- Carl Nicks/Ben Grubbs either one is fine with me (Nicks 5 years 52million dollar 10.4million per year) (Grubbs 5 years 49 million dollar 9.8million per year)
- Mario Williams DE 6year 72million 12million per year--(Also see My Take on Mario Williams for more information)
- Tracy Porter DB 4 year 15million 3.75million per year
- Martellus Bennett TE 4year 11million 2.75million per year
With Nicks we are going to spend(remember have at least $62-65million left)
Spend: $28.9 million
Available: $36.1 Million
After all of our Bengals FA: $21.6million(1st group Nelson's group)+Bobbie Williams
With Grubbs we are going to spend(remember have at least $62-65million left)
Spend: $28.3 million
Available: $36.7 Million
After all of our Bengals FA: $22.2million(1st group Nelson's group)+Bobbie Williams
A More Realistic Free Agent Signing
If we can somehow convince Carl Nicks or Ben Grubbs to come here and overpay a little bit for their talent, they would attract other stars to come help too because we are just a few pieces away from being a contender, if we somehow can get at least 2-3 Superstars and a few role players to come in we will do great in the draft so this will be my standard of a good Free Agency Period
- Convince either Nicks of Grubbs to come here and play( any RB can run with this line up front)
- Get Williams to come here and play(which will make our Defense near the top in the league)
- Overpay them
NFL Draft 2012
Trade our 21st pick+6th+7th round with 2013 1st round+2nd+5th to Vikings for 2012 1st+3rd+4th round pick
Round 1: Morris Claiborne DB LSU- If we can somehow land Claiborne, you can say we are a contender for years to come in the AFC North and the AFC for a long time here, we get the best DB in the nation with a DC who will be looking to be proving those other organizations that didnt hire him for their open HC job
Round 1: Trent Richardson RB Alabama- The RB position gets devalue since its a passing league now, but Trent Richardson falls to us at 17 and we will be able to combine the likes of Richardson,Gresham,Shipley,Green and Dalton
Round 2: Brandon Thompson DT Clemson- One of the Best DT in the land who can provide constant pressure up the middle to make the QB move backward and run to the outsides where our DE's will be waiting for him, which means you cant double Dunlap, Atkins or Williams if we can get him.
Round 3: Isaiah Pead RB Cincinnati- We go get the next best all around RB who can split carries with Richardson and also as well has return kicks and have vision to help set-up blocks for his blockers and break the game wide open with Pead and Richardson on a passing down you cant double just Green or Gresham, the LB's will be able to play man to man as well.
Round 3: Amini Silatolu OG Midwestern State-Address the G position and add some depth to the line, also can become a starter over at RG and help make the line stronger, but the more I think of getting Amini I think we have a mauling O-line up front.
Round 4: Marvin Jones WR California- Think of Chad Johnson without all the crazy stuff he has the body of Chad Johnson the guy who tore up the NFL at one point in time which led to coverage rolling towards his side, I think Jones have that type of Potential but he can come in and help out at the #2WR spot with no problem.
Round 4:Janzen Jackson FS McNeese State-Get a late steal in this draft, Jackson is the 2nd coming of Eric Berry, I think he will be great as a SS or a FS, he is able to come to the box and lay the wood on opposing RB and wrap up his tackle which will make our Defense Very Scary
Round 5: Keenan Robinson OLB Texas- He will add depth to the LB and also as well as he can play SLB if we dont get Lawson back.
Round 5: Brandon Lindsey OLB/DE Pittsburgh- He will add depth to the LB and also help out on ST as well as compete for the SLB spot if its open competition in camp
Cutting(3): Brandon Tate WR, Bernard Scott RB, Chris Crocker FS
Letting Walk(16): RB Cedric Benson, WR Andre Caldwell, WR Jerome Simpson, TE Donald Lee, TE Bo Scaife, OL Nate Livings, OL Mike McGlynn, OT Dennis Roland, DE Jonathan Fanene, DE Frostee Rucker, LB Brandon Johnson, LB Manny Lawson, CB Kelly Jennings, CB Adam Jones, S Gibril Wilson
2012 Roster
Offense(23)
QB: Andy Dalton, Bruce Gradkowski
RB: Trent Richardson,Isaiah Pead,Brian Leonard,Cedric Peerman
FB: Chris Pressley
TE: Jermaine Gresham, Martellus Bennett, Colin Cochart
LT: Andrew Whitworth, Anthony Collins
LG: Ben Grubbs/Carl Nicks, Clint Boling
C: Kyle Cook
RG: Bobbie Williams,Amini Silatolu
RT: Andre Smith
WR: AJ Green, Marvin Jones, Jordan Shipley, Andrew Hawkins, Ryan Whalen
Defense(25)
DE: Mario Williams,Robert Geathers,Carlos Dunlap, Michael Johnson
DT: Geno Atkins,Domata Peko,Pat Sims, Brandon Thompson
WLB: Thomas Howard,Dontay Moch,Brandon Lindsey
MLB: Rey Maualuga, Dan Skuta
SLB: Keith Rivers,Rodderick Muckelroy, Keenan Robinson
CB: Leon Hall, Nate Clements, Morris Claiborne,Tracy Porter, Brandon Ghee
FS: Reggie Nelson, Janzen Jackson
SS: Taylor Mays, Robert Sands
Special Teams(3)
K:Mike Nugent
P: Kevin Huber
LS: Clark Harris
Thanks for reading And I would love all the Feed backs and thoughts of every CJ member on here and all the Editors as well too, I Also want to say that I have 2 roster spot open so see who would fit into this roster so just comment below and also REC this and gimme me feed backs too I need to see what I am missing on and what i need to improve
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Feed Backs? Why would you want your feed on a back? But lets move on
I think you have some great ideas here. The one that scares me is the RG dept though.
Aging vet that may not be able to do it one more time and young unproven kid would be a weakpoint in the line. Bobbie is an ankle twist away from being done. I don’t know a lot about Amini but I have doubts about 3rd round talent. I would like one of those vet LGs you cite and nail an earlier round RG.
Wrong! Conan! What is best in life?
To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women.
amani is a beast!
I think he could start from day one. Big, mean, strong. He mauls people, and enjoys doing it. If we can’t get decastro he’s my second choice.
by JCompton41 on Feb 16, 2012 8:45 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
I also like Osemele and Zeitler
by Animal_Like_Football on Feb 16, 2012 9:02 AM EST up reply actions
i dont know what it is about zeitler
But I don’t like him, no idea why though.
by JCompton41 on Feb 16, 2012 9:53 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
From what I read he didn't impress at the Senior Bowl......
does anyone else have any feedback about his performance? Really high on him coming in, but haven’t heard anything to back it up about he or Konz. Love the fact Konz has so much versatility, but don’t know a ton about him either.
"The next person you see that throws something, point em out! You don’t live in Cleveland, you live in Cincinnati!"
- Sam Wyche
by The Van Buren Boys on Feb 16, 2012 11:12 AM EST up reply actions
I know National Football Post has him as a player on the decline.
I’m speaking of Zeitler. It just said he doesn’t bring anything special to the table and that overall he is just solid.
Thanks EPK, will have to continue to read up on he and Konz......
risky thing about those guys is figuring out if they are good enough to be impact players at an NFL level since Wisconsin’s line/scheme was so good. So by taking one of those guys are you getting the best guy? Just a slightly above average guy? etc. With our big need at G, don’t want to waste any high picks. Man, DeCastro falling would really help solve a lot of our issues.
"The next person you see that throws something, point em out! You don’t live in Cleveland, you live in Cincinnati!"
- Sam Wyche
by The Van Buren Boys on Feb 16, 2012 1:24 PM EST up reply actions
i want bobbie back in 2012 for his leadership
not expecting him to start. if he starts, its either someone got hurt or someone sucked and bobbie out played them.
point is: we draft guards and make free agent moves for 2 new starting guards. bobbie is depth. nothing more during the signing/drafting phase.
"the bengals are not a west of the 104 longitude team."
I agree
I would think he wouldn’t cost that much either. He provides great leadership and when he was healthy he still played pretty well.
Bobbie for 1 year deal would be worth it just for depth/attitude.
Would hate to see him finish up his career anywhere else but here.
"The next person you see that throws something, point em out! You don’t live in Cleveland, you live in Cincinnati!"
- Sam Wyche
by The Van Buren Boys on Feb 16, 2012 1:25 PM EST up reply actions
Exactly, we already let Willie Anderson finish his career with the Ratbirds..
We should let Bobbie finish his career here.
Paul Brown Stadium, where everyone's hopes go to die.
If this really happend, we would have a dynasty on our hands. Great work.
Really like the mock draft!
AMAS
Rivers
Rivers is not a SLB.
Also, the linegbacking core as a whole scares me. Rivers, Muckelroy are coming off of serious injuries. Moch is basically a rookie after not playing in a game and missing most of the year with injuries and migraines.
Not sure you need to draft Pead if you already have drafted Richardson. Instead of drafting Pead in the 3rd round, how about addressing linebacker with that pick?
The final two roster spots should go to an OT, since Anthony Collins is the only backup at that position. Re-sign Manny Lawson to play SLB.
I really appreciate the detail in which you construct the offseason.
marvin know for his fierce lb corp in baltimore
has never managed to build a solid lb core in cincy. he hopes to grow the lbs into the heart of his defense. every year or two, the new hope LB draftees of marvin’s bengals leave or end their bengals career (sometimes their nfl career as well).
gone or done? spikes, simmons, thurman, pollack, brooks, nicholson, miller, johnson, Abdullah
failing? Maualuga, rivers
incompletes? mock, much
"the bengals are not a west of the 104 longitude team."
As far as the contracts of the players
Nicks will probably get a deal for 7 years 60 million. Since NFL contracts are not guaranteed signing bonuses and misc bonuses are added so the contracts can have big chunks of the money be paid in the last 2-3 years of the contract. They do this so the big contract will be cap friendly to address other needs. The bonuses can only be prorated over 5 years of the contract. I have drawn up a feasible contract below for Nicks that would be feasible for the Bengals and at the same time provide cap flexibility.
7 years- 60 million
Signing Bonus/Misc Bonus-16,000,000
Average Salary-8,571,428.50
Base Salary + Signing Bonus + Roster Bonus/Incentives = Cap Hit
2012 6,285,714 3,200,000 9,485,714
2013 2,095,238 3,200,000 5,295,238
2014 3,095,238 3,200,000 6,295,238
2015 4,095,238 3,200,000 7,295,238
2016 5,342,857 3,200,000 2,000,000 10,542,857
2017 6,542,857 4,000,000 10.542,857
2018 6,542,857 4,000,000 10,542,857
Totals- 33,999,999 + 16,000,000 + 10,000,000 = 60,000,000
I back loaded the deal because usually players are willing to re-negotiate towards the end of their deals as long as they can get the Roster Bonus/Incentives to be rolled over to the new contract. So with this deal the money for 2017 and 2018 will never have to be paid if a extension is worked out to make Nicks cap number more cap friendly at that time. Or since the signing bonus/ guarantee money was already paid he could be released by 2017 if he under performs his contract and nothing will be owed against the cap the following year.
With that being said, I think Carl Nicks could fit in the Bengals plans. Sorry T-Cha for using your post to share this but you seem to be very interested in the contract side of things so I thought I would share.
no Problem bro, thats what i want, because i need more information
and i also have a lot to learn about the contracts and stuff so I am welcomed by you to post comment on my fanposts
From the people I talk to and the research I have done....
NFL contracts revolve around the signing bonus which is the only thing that is guaranteed. It is usually prorated the first 5 years of the deal so it does count against the cap. Teams give players a higher signing bonus, in return the players agree to back load the contract so teams can have a lower cap number and more flexibility during the middle part of the contract. I’m not a agent but after looking at Jahri Evans contract and did research, I came up with what a contract could look like for Nicks and how it wouldn’t really be out of the question or too expensive for the Bengals. It will come down to how much they would value a player at his position, which in the past, they have not really put too much of an emphasis on the guard position. As fans we can only hope a impact player like him can be brought in. It would not only solidify and improve the line but it would open up the draft much more.
this is mikey we're talking about
you really think he’s ready to pay top guard money?
"the bengals are not a west of the 104 longitude team."
I never expected Brown to do half the things he has done the past year.
Do I expect him to sign Nicks? We could debate that all day. I don’t really know. History has shown he won’t. My whole point was a player like Nicks wouldn’t damage our future and prevent us from making other moves this year and in the future.
nicks would put butts in the seats
would be a marque signing that would steamroll excitement in the fan base going into the 2012 preseason. agree his signing would not damage the bengals ability to make moves in the future.
whereas i see a mario williams signing as one that would wreck the bengals annually.
"the bengals are not a west of the 104 longitude team."
Yes, I agree
I see him any team signing him taking a huge cap hit in the first year. Anywhere between 18-24 million. I know it was under the old CBA but when Peppers signed with the Bears, the first year he counted 31 million against the cap. I like Williams as a player but we already got good young players at those positions and when it would be all said and done, his contract would make the Bengals have little to no cap wiggle room.
some reason you left grimes off the cb list?
one of the better free agent cover corners in 2012
"the bengals are not a west of the 104 longitude team."
Grimes is 29 years old, and he's seeking a 6 year deal, from what I read on Bleacher Report.
Paul Brown Stadium, where everyone's hopes go to die.
Avg speed below avg height but his numbers were good
There have been people calling him a quitter because he sat out the last 2 games and seemed to not give his all in the playoffs against the Giants because he was about to become a free agent and didn’t want to get hurt. Not sure if I want someone like that on my team but he has been a productive player the last 3 years.
GREAT MOCK
Claiborne, Richardson, Thompson, Silatolu, & Marvin Jones will all be good players…& i wouldn’t mind going this route in the draft….in the 6th RD add WR Devon Wylie..he’s a stud for a late round pick.
1st RD-Kendall Wright-WR
1st RD-Mark Barron-SS
2nd RD-Chase Minnifield-CB
3rd RD-Amini Silatolu-OG
4th RD-Keenan Robinson-OLB
5th RD-Bobby Rainey-RB
6th RD-Devon Wylie-WR
7th RD-Bob Hebert-C
FA:
OG-Carl Nicks
RB-Micheal Bush
I also agree about the Marvin Jones, Chad Johnson comparison.
Jones has the body control and the hands just like chad, but he doesn’t show the foot skill like chad had on keeping his feet in bounds on the sideline.
1st RD-Kendall Wright-WR
1st RD-Mark Barron-SS
2nd RD-Chase Minnifield-CB
3rd RD-Amini Silatolu-OG
4th RD-Keenan Robinson-OLB
5th RD-Bobby Rainey-RB
6th RD-Devon Wylie-WR
7th RD-Bob Hebert-C
FA:
OG-Carl Nicks
RB-Micheal Bush
I liked Wylie a lot, because hes from the same college as me, and also he has speed to kill,
I mean i traded the 6th and 7th round to the Vikings for Claiborne, unless Wylie is overlook and the Bengals should get him in UDFA
Your picks are great but not a fan of giving up future picks
Brandon Lindsey OLB/DE Pittsburgh what about another CB or Backup T
Asa Jackson Andrew Datko who’s slipping because of injury IR him for a year and bring in 2013 worth the gamble he’d be the 3rd T taken if not for injury. I was hoping we were gonna take Marcus Cannon last year.
look there's still 2 spots on the roster after the draft and FA's but i didnt know who to use
we can use the 5th round from Asa “Ace” Jackson or Datko that will be fine with, because I didnt know who to use the 5th round on besides Keenan Robinson OLB
Everything sounds great,but i dont think this is anyway reflective of what the Bengals will do
Seems more like a Playstation game,even though it may be possible,there is no way in hell anything close to this
ever happens.
"A team is more than a group of individuals,its a group of individuals that come together to make a team"
I say we we should fill our needs in FA
SS (Laron Landry)
CB (Stanford Routt)
RB unless Richardson is available..(Michael Bush)
OG (Carl Nicks)
If we filled our needs in FA then we could do whatever we wanted in the draft.
OG-David DeCastro
WR-Kendell Wright
DT-Brandon Thompson
1st RD-Kendall Wright-WR
1st RD-Mark Barron-SS
2nd RD-Chase Minnifield-CB
3rd RD-Amini Silatolu-OG
4th RD-Keenan Robinson-OLB
5th RD-Bobby Rainey-RB
6th RD-Devon Wylie-WR
7th RD-Bob Hebert-C
FA:
OG-Carl Nicks
RB-Micheal Bush

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