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Thanks for all the information! I like hearing that he is an aggressive tackler in run support--that is perhaps the key factor in why Champ has edged from a elite CB to one of the best ever. This leads to a natural question: if the CB depth chart remains filled to the brim, do you see Kayvon being a good contributor on special teams? Not as the returner, of course (that's Trindon Holliday's territory), but a guy that's willing and able to do the dirty work. Of course, the big question (and this applies to all rookies, not just Kayvon) is whether or not they will be able to handle the huge demands of the NFL (or if they will even want to). Unfortunately, this can never be answered until you throw the rooks into training camp and they go through the grind. Nevertheless, I'm certainly looking forward to Kayvon carrying Champ's pads (and I bet he's looking forward to it, as well!).

Hi there Bulls fans! As a Broncos fan, I'm clearly here to learn more about one of our new rookies. Kayvon really flew under my radar and it's been difficult to find out much information about him. So, having watched his play in college, what can you tell me about him? Info about both his strengths and what he needs to improve upon are appreciated--every NFL rookie has plenty of both to consider. I will say that the pick surprised me because I felt the Broncos were already well covered at CB. What I'm perhaps the most curious about is whether he could/should play free safety, or if that's a waste of his talents. I ask that question because I am absolutely fed up with incumbent FS Rahim Moore (better known as the guy who made the worst coverage blunder in the history of the NFL playoffs) and I really want him replaced. If Kayvon can do that, I will be quite happy. Thanks for whatever you can tell me!