So you're thinking a permanent nickle package, but with mostly 3-4 personel?
I think that this is the year that we'll actually see a lot more 3-4 fronts. You have to cover up your weaknesses and it was quite obvious that, after all the injuries and Jenkins' departure, we had just two starting caliber D-linemen on the roster. With that solved, we should see some more base 3-4's.
I'm going to go with....
1. Pickett
2. Raji
3. Muir/Worthy 'till Hargrove and Neal come back, then the rotation gets really interesting.
4. Matthews
5. Bishop
6. Hawk
7. Perry
8. Woodson/Shields
9. Burnett
10. Peprah/Woodson
11. Williams
The real interesting thing to me in this base package is whether they try to get the most talent on the field at once, with Woodson going to safety and Shields taking over at CB or go with their best corner tandem out there.
I'm pretty certain that McMillian is at least a year away from being a starting caliber safety and that, at least this year, Peprah will have a better shot at winning the starting job than he has.
As for your package... I can't imagine that they'd go with Pickett there. It seems like a package that's designed against the pass, with the extra DB and losing a big guy. Pickett eats up some blocks but offers absolutely nothing in the pass rushing department. If I where to call that package, I'd replace him with someone like Hargrove or Neal when they come back and with Worthy to start the season. I'm far from an expert, but that looks more sensible to me.