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Unfortunately, I doubt I'll be able to watch it. I'm hopeful NFLN will replay sometime in the near future for me to watch then. Regardless, I'm looking forward to seeing the development of the following (in no particular order):
1. Bakhiarti at LT. I want to see whether he can translate his progress/development in camp to actual games. I hope they keep him out there even with the number 2's. He needs as much in-game experience as possible before the season.
2. Safety Battle - I really want to see someone distinguish themself. I'd prefer McMillian for a couple reasons. I thought he flashed more last year - seemed to have a knack for the ball and just couldn't seal the deal with an INT. Plus, he's a more physical presence that would be a perfect compliment to Burnett.
3. Young Guns on Defense - I want to see the development of our young players on defense: Datone, Daniels, Neal, Perry, Manning, Barrington, Mulumba, House, Smith, etc.
4. Backup WR's - Same as number three, but at our WR's - Ross and Boykin.
5. RB's - I'm looking forward to seeing Lacy in live game action. And I want to see Franklin start to carve his role out as a change-of-pace, third-down guy.
1. Bakhiarti at LT. I want to see whether he can translate his progress/development in camp to actual games. I hope they keep him out there even with the number 2's. He needs as much in-game experience as possible before the season.
2. Safety Battle - I really want to see someone distinguish themself. I'd prefer McMillian for a couple reasons. I thought he flashed more last year - seemed to have a knack for the ball and just couldn't seal the deal with an INT. Plus, he's a more physical presence that would be a perfect compliment to Burnett.
3. Young Guns on Defense - I want to see the development of our young players on defense: Datone, Daniels, Neal, Perry, Manning, Barrington, Mulumba, House, Smith, etc.
4. Backup WR's - Same as number three, but at our WR's - Ross and Boykin.
5. RB's - I'm looking forward to seeing Lacy in live game action. And I want to see Franklin start to carve his role out as a change-of-pace, third-down guy.