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Let's talk Kony Ealy


Mr Mojo Risin

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I think that we should try to resign Hardy to a cap friendly deal. I know we're probably a little hesitate to because he hasn't been disciplined by the NFL yet, but even when he does get disciplined, I'd say, what 6 games at the most but probably 3. I'd keep Hardy, but then again, I would've played him last season.

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I agree that Ealy started to get it the last few games.

 

As far as fixing the pass rush, it's all about value.  KK is a good interior rusher.  Star does a great job of getting blockers' attention.  CJ is still good when his legs are in good shape.  Like most athletes, when the knees or ankles are compromised, it's hard to be effective...

 

I think if there's a value pick, the Panthers will go for it.  As far as FAs, I have no idea how effective the FA pass rushers will be.  How often does a really good pass rusher just drop into FA and sign cheaply?  Also, CJ is going to have to extend or something.  It's just not good for him to count $20 million by himself against our cap.

 

I don't think our pass rush is in terrible shape, but it can get better.

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