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I think that’s the plan. But even if Cross is the defacto starting FS, I feel like the depth is lacking overall in the entire S room, especially considering Blackmon has had injury issues and Thomas should not be on the field. But this isn’t the first time the Colts have rolled into the season with a shallow S room. I figured that would never happen again. Plus, McLeod was arguably a top 3 defensive player when he was here. So many examples of vet Ss being pluses for their teams. Whether it’s as a starter or depth, I feel like they have to sign somebody. -
My guess remains the same. They’re gonna wait until pads are on and see how he looks against our WRs before making a move at Safety. really it comes down to this: if he is ready for a full time starting role, you can possibly sign a guy more suited to play either safety position as a backup . Then you use the excess to bolster another group . if he’s not, you pay more to try and get a better starting safety. -
well if you actually go and read the evidence that has been made public, and then read the judges notes, you’ll understand how the jury came to that conclusion. The LA PD bungled the handling of the crime scene so bad they should be in jail for it. Having patrol officers keep DNA evidence in their cars and not turn it in? Like seriously? And then the only DNA evidence that survived just happened to be OJs when all other vials were determined to be tainted due to heat? that said, reading the evidence, and using nearly 14 years as an investigator, have an unpopular opinion. i don’t think OJ actually killed anyone with his own hands. i do however, think OJ was present and had hired a hitman to kill them. The two different sized bloody footprints leaving the scene and the small glove is what . I think he hired someone to help him, I think he was present and watched them die at his orders. eitherway, he was responsible but I still feel there’s more here
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He was found liable by negligence. Not the same thing as a criminal guilty verdict. That said, OJ was a piece of work that should have gotten convicted and death penalty in the first place. that said, all this happened post career. It is not the fault of any team.
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By smittywerb · Posted
Maryland: I’d say either Stefon diggs or Joe Haden other notables: navarro bowman cameron wake chris warren
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