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Klowned by Keim
Here are the numbers I'll be watching in tomorrow night's game against Atlanta:
#74 - D.J. Humphries, LT - Underneath all the white noise around the former first-round selection is the fact that he started 2 games at left tackle last year and has been sidelined much of this training camp. Humphries looked rusty in his few snaps against Chicago.
#27 - Tyvon Branch, FS - Branch needs to be a consistent tackler and last line of defense. If Budda Baker and Tyrann Matheiu are going to be allowed to play instinctively, Baker has to prove that he can support the cover-one coverages behind it.
#13 - Jaron Brown, WR - In his last 4 games of 2016, Jaron Brown had a catch rate of 44% while scoring 8 TDs. Replacing Michael Floyd's role in the offense is easier said than done, particularly if John Brown's role remains dampened.
#43 - Hassan Reddick, ILB - The Cards have used the preseason to get Reddick reps reading and reacting to the defense. He struggled to disengage from blocks (or run by them) against the Bears. He has to get better to become more than a situational pass rusher.
#69 (Nice) - Will Holden, OT - It's fun to watch OL play in the preseason, because nothing matters! The Cards may try and sneak Holden onto the practice squad, but he is a very tall person.
#74 - D.J. Humphries, LT - Underneath all the white noise around the former first-round selection is the fact that he started 2 games at left tackle last year and has been sidelined much of this training camp. Humphries looked rusty in his few snaps against Chicago.
#27 - Tyvon Branch, FS - Branch needs to be a consistent tackler and last line of defense. If Budda Baker and Tyrann Matheiu are going to be allowed to play instinctively, Baker has to prove that he can support the cover-one coverages behind it.
#13 - Jaron Brown, WR - In his last 4 games of 2016, Jaron Brown had a catch rate of 44% while scoring 8 TDs. Replacing Michael Floyd's role in the offense is easier said than done, particularly if John Brown's role remains dampened.
#43 - Hassan Reddick, ILB - The Cards have used the preseason to get Reddick reps reading and reacting to the defense. He struggled to disengage from blocks (or run by them) against the Bears. He has to get better to become more than a situational pass rusher.
#69 (Nice) - Will Holden, OT - It's fun to watch OL play in the preseason, because nothing matters! The Cards may try and sneak Holden onto the practice squad, but he is a very tall person.
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