Tysheem Johnson is the first "hire" by new safeties coach Chris Hampton, and it makes the safety room really, really crowded. Not only do we have fellow transfer Evan Williams (a likely starter or at a minimum someone who will get lots of PT) there, but also returnees Steve Stephens and Jamal Hill. Toss in Bryan Addison, J.J. Greenfield and Trejon Williams, along with newcomers Tyler Turner and Kodi Decambra, and you get lots of bodies. And that doesn't even count sometimes-safety Trikweze Bridges, and former safeties Jeffrey Bassa and Connor Soelle. It suggests to me that some of those returnees might want to consider leaving for greener pastures, and that Hampton (and Lanning) doesn't think we've had consistent, high-impact play from our safeties (not since Jevon Holland and Verone McKinley, anyway) Any thoughts on this, mes amis?