Yep, Damien .
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Williams isn't my vote only because I think he'll match what he did last year. I actually like Darwin Thompsons chances to compete for rb touches. But I'm going defense because coaching will be night and day.

The safe bet for me and a guy who seems to have fallen under the radar is Kendall Fuller. Spags has a mixed history. But he is a consistently outstanding DBs coach. If we're taking a huge risk I'm curious to see what spags can do with charvarius ward.
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pringle goes for an unexpected 700+ yards and 8+ Tudders.
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Not trying to be a smart ass, but would a continuation of his performance from last year make him a top 5 fantasy back? I wouldn't be be surprised. But yeah, he's a good player in this offense, no doubt.
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Darwin Thompson
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I think that it'll be Ward.
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I’m guessing whomever is TE2. If he’s remotely competent he’s going to be WIDE THE FUCK OPEN on a majority of snaps. And we have a QB who won’t lock on and will accurately get him the ball
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Frank Clark is going to absolutely wreck shit. He's gonna be the tone setter for the defense and justify his payday immediately.
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Are we only talking offense here? I'm looking at Thornhill to be the breakout badass on defense. On offense, I like Darwin Thompson as well.

My snarky response: Sammy Watkins :-)
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Juan Thornhill
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Ward, easily.
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Kendall Fuller
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Anthony Hitchens

BJ Kissel talked about him a couple weeks ago on his pod and said Hitchens had to think so much last year that he wasn’t comfortable. He also had a really bad chest injury that lingered all year and slowed him down.

Last year was also the first time he played in a 3-4 in college or in Dallas. Spags simple system should really let him make plays.
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