[Got an opinion]

Now, I few outside the box thoughts from me.

1) IF (and I think this will be a moot point) a couple young guys don't adequately develop to fill the open O-line roles, will Haywood consider playing Joey Duty at Gaurd? What about Peyton Mullins at Gaurd?

2) IF (and it would require a seriously impressive showing) one of the younger/faster Pirate linebackers shows promise in the summer, will Haywood consider moving Mullins to DT? Mullins is a really good backer but could he be a more disruptive force at DT?

3) WILL Haywood be satisfied with Huddle (or other player who might step up) at CB to play Warren only at QB? Of course in games where teams really spread it out, a nickel package utilizing Warren would seem a good idea.

4) WILL Carr be able to approximate Garrett Duty's kickoffs? WHO will punt?

5) COULD Ghormley be the answer at FB or backup TE, if younger Bucs don't step up?

6) HOW hard will Haywood try to two platoon?

Haywood has to play 11 different guys both ways or he will have a lot of talented kids standing on the side lines. I agree with some of your suggestions but not Madison Ghormely at fullback. LB only for Madison, i remember his only carry this year he fumbled. (Bad idea). Huddle will have to do a lot of improving to start at corner. I know he only played the one game against Garrard but I saw lots of room for improvement to say the least. (For Eli's sake I hope he proves me wrong). I agree Mullins needs to drop a few lb.'s but you don't move a three year starter from his position that he has played darn good. ( I would echo these same comments about Ghormely, you don't move him from LB). The good thing for 2012 is there will be some good competition for just a few spots. We have a boat load of running backs, full backs, O and D linemen, and athletes in the secondary. So with that being said competition only will make them better. I say who ever earns there spot with off season workouts and when practice starts should be on the field regardless of age, experience, or retuning starter. Some kids develop later in life some sooner but either way put the best players on the field.