I feel that we will see a few guys make some position switches going into next season. These are just based off my own gut feeling, no inside information. Here we go, in no particular order:
Ben Lamaak- I think Lamaak is going to move inside to allow Baysinger on the field at right tackle. It's no secret right guard and center were our two weakest spots on the line, so I expect Lamaak to slide in as a starter in one of those spots in an effort to get our 5 best lineman on the field at once.
Zac Sandvig- This depends allot on if Gray signs. If he does, I expect Zac to make the move to FS where he would form a great duo with James Smith. Sandvig's size, speed, and coverage ability make him a natural for the FS position, where he would compliment Smith's hard hitting run stopping with his coverage skills. If Gray doesn't sign, Zac will need to stay at corner to provide depth there.
Jason Harris- Harris is too good of an athlete to be sitting on the sidelines most of the time with the exception of special teams. he needs to move back to safety to get him on the field more making a difference, as I can't see him passing ARob and Bass on the depth chart.
Phil Bates- By the end of the season, look for Bates to be on the field as an every-down WR, assuming the staff develops some confidence in Jordan or Tiller. I expect him to still see time at QB all through the year, probably with a special package of plays designed to take advantage of his running ability. Don't be surprised to see he and Arnaud both in the backfield at the same time as well.
I am sure there will be more than this (particularly on the offensive line), but these are 4 of the more prominent ones.
Ben Lamaak- I think Lamaak is going to move inside to allow Baysinger on the field at right tackle. It's no secret right guard and center were our two weakest spots on the line, so I expect Lamaak to slide in as a starter in one of those spots in an effort to get our 5 best lineman on the field at once.
Zac Sandvig- This depends allot on if Gray signs. If he does, I expect Zac to make the move to FS where he would form a great duo with James Smith. Sandvig's size, speed, and coverage ability make him a natural for the FS position, where he would compliment Smith's hard hitting run stopping with his coverage skills. If Gray doesn't sign, Zac will need to stay at corner to provide depth there.
Jason Harris- Harris is too good of an athlete to be sitting on the sidelines most of the time with the exception of special teams. he needs to move back to safety to get him on the field more making a difference, as I can't see him passing ARob and Bass on the depth chart.
Phil Bates- By the end of the season, look for Bates to be on the field as an every-down WR, assuming the staff develops some confidence in Jordan or Tiller. I expect him to still see time at QB all through the year, probably with a special package of plays designed to take advantage of his running ability. Don't be surprised to see he and Arnaud both in the backfield at the same time as well.
I am sure there will be more than this (particularly on the offensive line), but these are 4 of the more prominent ones.