Any idea why we have so many safeties in the last two classes? I think Army puts it at 7 or 8. I know playing 3 safeties at a time they need to keep bringing kids in at the position but I guess it surprises me a bit just how many they sign. I'm sure some of the safeties can move to corner if needed - Miller and King come to mind.
I'm excited about this Freyler kid. He has to improve in certain areas, but he seems like a smart and very coachable kid.
I hope we land Nwangpa and Howard in the 2022 class.
I think we have so many safeties in this class because it’s scheduled to be the one position on the team that could be vulnerable after this season (pre-COVID eligibility changes).
Enyi and JaQuan were scheduled to graduate, but with Zach and Will (plus a bunch of youngsters), the DE’s aren’t going to miss a beat. The TE’s should be fine, with Dean, Loving-Black and Hanika—and there’s a chance Charlie comes back. Plus, Moore looks like he might be ready to contribute. That room is stuffed.
The safeties are more number intensive, and Eisworth, White and Azuna are all set to graduate. Sure, they can rebuild with Isheem (probably switching to SS), but he looks like a three-and-done right now. And D.J. Miller needs to add muscle to be a full time P5 player.
What they’re doing is stuffing the safety room with as much talent as possible, in hopes the unit keeps up with the rest of a
loaded ‘21 team. I think that Freyler and the JC kid Langston may both be early enrollees, so the staff may just pull that off.
Heck yes, I’m excited!