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Who on the defense can have a monster game like Hardy last season?


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I would say cj for the simple fact with his ties to georgia, and he has been great as of late. But why does it have to be defense, cam could come up huge he has played well lately, and looks like the wreck has lit a new flame under his butt. I like what im seeing out of this team lately.

 

B/C Ron lives and dies with the defense. Unless its a blowout where every thing is going our way, the defense has to come up with crucial stops.

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The defensive front 7 will make the difference. Keep the pressure on and make Ryan make those short throws. Catches without YAC. I think Ealy is going to surprise us with two sacks and then we will start saying Greg Who?

I'd be thrilled if Kony came out and had 2 sacks lined up against Jake Matthews. Matthews has had Ealy's number so far so it'd say something about the development of Kony if that were to happen.

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