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gemrich said...
Not sure how to answer. I like both better at safety (but with Golden that's far less certain since we haven't seen play at this level yet. I think he better projects at safety because he's a bigger kid, good frame, not sure he has the hips to play corner at a top level, think he would be better as a center fielder with his longer strides and bigger frame).
Amos, to me, is an extremely intriguing player. He was signed as a DB but looked like he had the heart of a LB in his high school film. He simply does not tackle like a typical DB. My dream for him was for him to get up to Bowman size and develop into a great OLB. But he's faster than I thought he was (and I thought he was pretty fast). I'm not sure anyone knew he was this fast. I don't know his 40 time, but he's fast on the field. So you have a kid sitting at 210, who can flat out run, loves to hit and is a very good tackler in general, and he has a good feel for the game. I'd like to see him at safety, roaming everywhere, making plays. I mean he's 210, not many corners are 6'/210.
But if you're telling me both are on the field in 2012 (far from a certainty for Golden), then I'd prefer Amos at corner and Golden at safety. But really we don't have enough information to make that call right now.
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