MSU fans....tell me if this is correct(players not returning)

lil bro gon lil....wait

11 months away, who cares.

That would be 8 months

I'm legitimately not trolling.





now...I realize that this is like the boy who cries wolf...but this one is actually a legitimate thread.

Losing a lot of contributors, sure. Mullen always starts the older guys even though some behind them play more.


I'd say the following players had backups that played the same as or more than they did:

Robert Johnson S
Archie Muniz
Brandon Hill
Nick Griffin
PJ Jones S
Kaleb Eulls S
Curtis Virges
Christian Holmes
Jamerson Love S
Jay Hughes S
Justin Cox S

Unfortunately, this even happened to guys like Matt Wells on Defense. I mean frick, McKinney only played barely over half our snaps.

That's the argument you are running into. Not that we aren't losing anyone.

You know damn well you've already looked at the depth chart and seen that they only return 12 from their entire 2 deep. Offense and defense combined.

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You know damn well you've already looked at the depth chart and seem that they only return 12 from their entire 2 deep. Offense and defense combined.

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actually, I haven't. I more only pay close attention to dumb shite they do off the field. Don't have enough time in my day to keep up with what they do on the field also.

You both will suck. Thread over

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You know damn well you've already looked at the depth chart and seem that they only return 12 from their entire 2 deep. Offense and defense combined.

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Not really true.

Lose 1 RB. (Griffin hasn't been our 2 guy at all)
Lose 3 OL.
Return 7 of top 8 WR. (Regardless of who started in week 1)
Lose 1 Safety.
Lose one CB. (Return the best two in Redmond and Calhoun)
Lose 2 LB's. (This hurts)
Lose 3 DL.

We lose 12 total from our "2 deep" by my count. Not counting Justin Cox because he's no longer on the team.

ETA: Forgot Malcolm Johnson at TE, so 13.

Ok legit answer then, from the opening day depth chart we are loosing a lot. In actual min. played and production at each position it is not as bad as it seems. the biggest losses are on the OL IMHO but I am not sure how good they were or how much they were propped up by a running QB. Numbers wise the DL and WR are loosing a great deal but meh on most of the players performance. I mean of course the season P. Smith had will be missed but the others not so much. Same for the WR bunch, their replacements will be just as good if not better. The one problem I see is a loss of a great deal of experience at DB, and your list did not even include the dismissed safety. Although as bad as our secondary played at times this may be a good thing. Overall as much as we tend to substitute I do not think that it is as bad as the numbers would suggest at first glance.