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Death by a thousand cuts..DE position on the ropes


Jmac

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Hamstring problems can be an injury that lingers all season and Johnson has a problem. Don't be suprised if this drags on all season long. Alexander goes down and is done. Don't know what to expect out of Ealy this year ( one step foward and three steps back it seems). Addison is situational and just not stout enough to be a starter.  Horton should be a back up at best. The only player that is big and bad enough to command an offense to take notice of is K.K. With the QB's coming up very soon, no pass rush equals shredded defense. What can and will they do if Johnson is out. Designed blitzes can only do so much and a skilled QB will kill those more times then not. Opinions please on what the next move is to fill this void.

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I thought Ealy was garbage today and I'm sure his PFF grade will show it again. He didn't even try on that last Saints TD. 

Our d-line is in big trouble, IMO. Even though we won and are 3-0 im not drinking the "oh we won so stfu and enjoy the win and don't be negative" coolaid. We'll probably be fine next week against the Bucs, but that Packers game will be brutal. 

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