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But to the topic, I think Hester has the skills to do either position very well. I don't see him supporting the run as well as Vasher or Tillman (who do well against the run), and so I'd rather see him on the offensive side of the ball. That said, I think he'd best be used by the Bears as a DB who occasionally lines up on offense, scaring the crap out of defenders.
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11-22-2006, 06:26 PM
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has he play'd cb at all this season?
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11-22-2006, 06:33 PM
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future PR.
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Random, but on NCAA 06 I used him as a Runningback and CB. He won the Heisman. And I won the NC. But really, I like Hester, I think he should stay at CB and he'll become very good. That added to his amazing return skills, he's gonna be a great guy to have even if he ends up like Dante Hall.
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