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Bucs have best DL in NFCS

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41 minutes ago, Carolina-Chuck10 said:

Poe is still a dominant NT. He just didn’t work out in ATL. Poe is 2x the player Star is!!!!!! Don’t spit out idiotic comments like that again.

He hasn’t been dominant since 2014...unfortunately because of injuries I think. Hes better than Star but 2x is a stretch. 

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23 minutes ago, Carolina-Chuck10 said:

You clearly hasn’t watched any football the last couple years. 2014? Wow. Don’t talk to me anymore 

Well he had 4.5 sacks in 2013 and 6 sacks in 2014 and was a pro bowler both years. Since then in 3 years he has 5 sacks total. He’s still a good player he’s just not as dominant since his back surgery. And I think he’s fits better on the Panthers than the Falcons. 

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13 hours ago, Manther said:

https://pantherswire.usatoday.com/2018/06/25/nfc-south-2018-position-rankings-the-defensive-lines/

NFC South 2018 position rankings: The defensive lines

Credit the Bucs with going all out this offseason to upgrade their defensive line. First, in free agency they added both Jason Pierre-Paul and Vinny Curry on the outside. Together, they have combined for over 80 career sacks and should radically improve Tampa’s edge-rushing game. They also picked up Vita Vea in the first round of the draft and will slide him in next to Gerald McCoy, who is one of the top defensive tackles in football. They have not played a single game together yet, but at least on paper this Buccaneers group has to be considered the toughest unit in the NFC South.

 

Pure BS.  More fuel for the fire.  Burn baby burn.

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