By Joel Erickson -- Advocate
Curtis Johnson has seen what Cameron Meredith can be.
The body of a red-zone weapon, the nimble feet of the short, quick players that populate the slot for many teams.
When all systems are fully operational, Meredith presents a diverse array of problems for defensive backs, as he did in his breakout 2016 season in Chicago, when Johnson was Meredith's position coach.
"One thing about him, he's versatile, a very smart guy, plays a lot of different positions," Johnson said. "For a tall guy, he can really get in and out of a break. He's fast, but he can really cut; he can stop and start."
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