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Originally Posted by Bluefin

FITTING IN

Kickers / Punters / Snappers

Billy Cundiff: Who could forget his performance in New York last season? He shouldn't have much problem winning the job again, especially if his kickoffs have improved.

Jonathan Ruffin: Won't have much room for error. But being an NFL Europe player, he might stick around longer because of his roster exemption.

Mat McBriar: Will enter camp with a slight advantage. Has a strong leg, but let's see what happens when the lights come on.

Ryan Flinn: Ditto here. Flinn is looking to become one of, if not the tallest punter (6-5) in the NFL.

Jeff Robinson: One of the more consistent snappers in the league. He even contributed on the offense last year, catching two TDs on the goal line.

Return Specialists
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Zuriel Smith: Added a few pounds to his upper body. If he can improve his play at receiver, he'll have a better chance of returning kicks.

Patrick Crayton: Did everything in college, so he has return experience. He'll be one of the first players to get a shot.

Nate Jones: Drafted more for his return skills than his play at corner. Expect him to get plenty of looks on both kickoff and punts.

ReShard Lee: Played well last year before an injury ended his chances. Competing for backup RB spot, but could boost his chances with returns.

Aveion Cason: Coming back from ACL surgery last December. He's one of the fastest players on the team. Returned five kickoffs (81 yards) last year.

Julius Jones: If he's splitting carries, why not throw him back on kickoff return? It's a good way to see his open-field running ability.

Terence Newman: Might we finally see him drift back on punt returns? No one has more talent. Yet, the injury risk might be too much to take.

(Fill In The Blank): Who knows? Who is going to be this year's Reggie Swinton and just emerge from the unknown? Seems to happen every year.

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