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Anzalone is the only sure fire starter at LB, and that's more for his leadership than his ability to shed blocks and make tough tackles. Malcolm Rodriguez looked good enough as a rookie to get first dibs on the second LB spot. Other than that we've got a part-time, pure pass-rusher in James Houston and Derrick Barnes, who took a step back last year after a decent showing his rookie year. We also brought back Jaylin Reeves-Maybin, but I think he's best as a back-up/part time starter who was mostly brought back for his special teams play.

Our CB room is even more pathetic. It was bad last year, then we went and moved on from Amani Oruwariye who had been our only consistent player at the position for years. Trading Jeff Okudah was definitely a big loss as far as talent is concerned, but he's been injured too often to develop any sort of consistency from play to play. Still I was surprised to see our only decent CB left traded for a 5th round pick. He's a former 3rd overall pick who was healthy enough to play 15 games last year. I wouldn't be surprised if he just needed a change of scenery and ends up flourishing in Atlanta.

I'd be extremely surprised if we didn't draft a CB with one of our two 1st's if we hold them. I'd much rather that than risk Jalen Carter setting us back. Hell, our first four picks should be used on 2 CB's, a LB, and a DT.