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Which new player will have the biggest impact on the team this coming season?

I am going with Wright because I think RB is the easier position to learn. I see him getting more comfortable with the new system faster, than let's say, those learning how to run our WR routes. Didn't Tyreek say it took him a year to get comfortable with how they do things? And he was an experienced NFL receiver.
 
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Fuller- his coverage with Ramsey will give the rush some time to get to their QB.

- This will work even better if Poyer plays up to his best level and we find a better answer than Kader in the slot. After a great first year he was victimized last year in many games and in the playoff game like no other. I just rewatched that and saw him running way behind his assignment multiple times. Maybe the answer is a better Kader this year but I would hope Cam Smith or Bonner or??? becomes a solid third option.
 
Well, I am in agreement with dolfan91 in respect to Jaylen Wright. If the three RBs can stay healthy and if our OL can also stay healthy and improve their play, then I think we will be a very dangerous team this year.
Wright has incredible contact balance as well as legit top-end speed. He clocked over 22 mph last year on one of his many "House Call" runs.
He will put a lot of pressure on opposing teams in the 4th quarter if we are playing with a lead.
I think that will be the key difference from last year's late season collapse where we were having to be more one-dimensional because of the injuries to the OL throughout the season.
I actually think he can be a major force multiplier on this team that I think the rest of the league has yet to realize at this point.
 
boomer10 said:
Well, I am in agreement with dolfan91 in respect to Jaylen Wright. If the three RBs can stay healthy and if our OL can also stay healthy and improve their play, then I think we will be a very dangerous team this year.
Wright has incredible contact balance as well as legit top-end speed. He clocked over 22 mph last year on one of his many "House Call" runs.
He will put a lot of pressure on opposing teams in the 4th quarter if we are playing with a lead.
I think that will be the key difference from last year's late season collapse where we were having to be more one-dimensional because of the injuries to the OL throughout the season.
I actually think he can be a major force multiplier on this team that I think the rest of the league has yet to realize at this point.
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I like the idea of Wright alot too. However for him to be that impactful, he will need to get a lot of snaps at achanes and mosterts expense. Do you think that is likely to happen?
 
phinsforlife said:
I like the idea of Wright alot too. However for him to be that impactful, he will need to get a lot of snaps at achanes and mosterts expense. Do you think that is likely to happen?
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Piggybacking off of what dolfan91 pointed out, Mostert and Achane both missed games last year so that is one possible reason why he might see a lot of snaps. But the more important reason why I think he will get a lot of snaps is that he is a really good blocker which will really help Tua get off the first read and find the second or third option which will include him in the passing game as a result of it.
 
phinsforlife said:
I like the idea of Wright alot too. However for him to be that impactful, he will need to get a lot of snaps at achanes and mosterts expense. Do you think that is likely to happen?
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I think a lot depends on the injury situation, distribution amongst the RB's and McDaniel himself. Last season Mostert and Achane both missed some time. That's where I think Wright can make his mark. McDaniel will also figure out a way to get Wright carries, just like he did with Achane.
 
What a great question, Danny.

My first thought was someone who is bound to start, like Brewer or Fuller.

But if we're talking impact, it's probably a playmaker who gets an opportunity. I'm going to say Chop Robinson. He should get a lot of action on passing downs even when Phillips and Chubb are back. That's going to be hard for defenses to defend.
 
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