it's not that we expect multiple Easleys, it's that one would think there is a contingency plan in place that involves having the second string guys ready to play.

proficient enough that it could pick up some of the slack when the D had a subpar game.  The problem with muschamp is that his teams have basically ONE formula for winning, and if that doesn't work, the team is pretty much #badword#ed.  There is almost no margin for error - these teams have to hold the ball, grind it out, score every time they sniff the redzone, not turn the ball over and then ALSO play lights out defense. For our offense, every play must feel like a bottom of the 9th, 2 out at bat with your team behind by one and a guy on second base.  

BBG