The Phinsider
This past week, I asked the following question:
Which player currently on the training camp roster do you see as a sleeper to make the roster who you also believe could be a solid contributor during the season that no one else is currently talking about or writing stories about, and why?
Below are some of your thoughts and answers-
PA phinphan hopes that one of the veteran running backs steps up or maybe even the former Michigan 2025 undrafted free agent.
If Wright and Gordon don’t step up their game, Donovan Edwards could take their place.
Dolfanjoe, in response to PA phinphan, points out that this team is going to need one more viable starting-level or near-starting-level running back besides Achane if the new staff intends to roll with a run-first concept on offense.
They were really high on the undrafted back Levon Moss. They looked at him as Ollie Gordons replacement if he did not get the job done this off season. A back who always seemed to go forward for a few yards. And you are correct in they want someone to be able to take Achane’s spot as a breather of if he is banged up with little drop off. As i keep telling people, as a running team you have to have numerous good backs to get the job done. Sure they will have the scouts looking at other teams running backs on cutdown day. There will be lots of talent other teams will be trying to get on to there practice squads ! Miami might just get one and cut one of ours if they do not get it done, we shall see.
StanleyDoyle1 is excited to see what the 4th-round linebacker brings to the table.
I’m very interested in why Kyle Louis can do. From reports, he’s got a high IQ, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see him starting at safety by late October.
Dolfanjoe went with Willis, hoping, like all of us, that he is one of those breakout players in the NFL this coming season.
Malik Willis although not a surprise player, but he may be so underrated right now we have no idea what he can be. We are supposed to be a dumpster fire and of course it cant really be argued. The thing is how many first downs will Willis be responsible for each game ? How many times will his legs extend our offense having the ball ? How rested can our young defense be when they do have to get on the field. So yes in a sense he is a Sleeper. He could suck or could be a game changer. Tua was a great timing passer, and may still be. But he did not have a run game to go with it. Tua especially when he put on weight to handle more punishment looked so slow it was ugly. Willis will get those two yards and extend the play and...
