538. 10 key depth chart questions for preseason Week 1
Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland get together to discuss 10 key workload questions that they are hoping have more clarity after the first week of the preseason is done. The guys discuss: who are the real No. 2 running backs in murky backfield situations, is the Isiah Pacheco hype for real, could either Cam Akers or Breece Hall be given a true three-down role, what exactly will the split between Travis Etienne and James Robinson look like, who will be the Steelers' starting quarterback, will Isaiah McKenzie fully beat out Jamison Crowder, rookie wide receivers to monitor, Tony Pollard propaganda, wide receiver pecking orders in Green Bay, Kansas City, New England, Tampa Bay, and New York, as well as a discussion surrounding the likelihood that Denver or Chicago give their respective starting tight ends a true every-down role.
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Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland get together to discuss 10 key workload questions that they are hoping have more clarity after the first week of the preseason is done. The guys discuss: who are the real No. 2 running backs in murky backfield situations, is the Isiah Pacheco hype for real, could either Cam Akers or Breece Hall be given a true three-down role, what exactly will the split between Travis Etienne and James Robinson look like, who will be the Steelers' starting quarterback, will Isaiah McKenzie fully beat out Jamison Crowder, rookie wide receivers to monitor, Tony Pollard propaganda, wide receiver pecking orders in Green Bay, Kansas City, New England, Tampa Bay, and New York, as well as a discussion surrounding the likelihood that Denver or Chicago give their respective starting tight ends a true every-down role.
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