Lots of talking about who will be the #2 WR or the 2 CBs. How about the battle for Free Safety? I've got my money on the rookie personally. Clemons and Culver have lost this fight before. To Gibril Wilson of all people.

What you guys think?

Free safety: Chris Clemons is the heavy favorite. But if he struggles, the Dolphins might add a veteran or turn to Tyrone Culver, who has been working at backup strong safety. Rookie Reshad Jones, Clemons' competition, didn't make much impression on teammates in May and June practices. ``My knowledge of the game is so much better now,'' Clemons said.

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Clemons wins the job easily I think. Jones, IMO, is more of a SS. Culver is a good 3rd safety to have and a good rotational guy.

Plus, Clemons is the one that pairs with YB the best. With Clemons covering straight away, YB can creep up into the box more and become more of the pure SS that he is.

Clemmons wins FS position..... Davis/Smith win CB jobs, with Will Allen as nickleback (Allen may get the "start" in a few situations such as lining up against percy Harvin, Devin Hester, Ravens vs Ray Rice flanked out, Santonio Holmes only to capitalize on his speed in those match-ups) Hartline wins the "starter" as #2 rotating with Cam..... Bess will play slot. Miami will run alot of 3 WR sets so Bess will see alot of action as the starting #3, while Hartline and Cam rotate, assuming Cam on 3rd downs, and Hartline on 1st downs to capitalize on Cams better hands, and Hartline's deceptive sneakiness