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Do we start Allen this week?


luke nukem

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Do you think Allen comes in and immediately replaces CJ or does he need to learn the playbook some? I think it would be wise for us to give Addison the start this week with Allen getting some reps on obvious passing situations, I worry about his run defense and the fact that Hes been stuck playing OLB this year, makes me want to have a few practices under his belt before replacing CJ. Good thing we have a BYE next week so when Seattle comes around he should be adjusted, either way I'm very pleased with this signing and If he plays well I'd love to have his deal restructured and be brought back in 2016.

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He is a vet at a position that does not require learning an entire playbook to hit the field. Point to the QB, put him in and let him go. Hope he has some gas left in the tank at 33....guess we will see. Getts had to do something and this was the quickest option possible. We are desperate for pressure on the QB from our DE position.

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