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Luke Kuechly deserves keys to the city

WarPanthers89

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Luke looked confused all year long.... UNTIL RR started calling the defensive plays. You wanna know how bad a DC can make a defense? You limit and befuddle one of the best ever with stupid calls. 

You can tell Luke is clicking mentally with the calls and he’s in full attack mode. We really screwed this season with a Washington.

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1 hour ago, WarPanthers89 said:

And keys to your house. He is the man, and we are not worthy. Appreciate this man and pie in his honor. 

well yeah since ron took over he performed.. its yet another reason why ron needs to be fired for letting washington be DC for so long.

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2 minutes ago, arbnranger said:

Yea Luke played lights out . Have to say TD looked like dam good too. Like the old days (almost)

Like that song - “I’m not as good as I once was but I’m as good once, as I ever was”

TD looked good, except for the one 3rd down late when he was one on one on the edge with 41. Granted, not many guys make that tackle, but TD58 of three or four years ago does.

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Just now, trueblade said:

TD looked good, except for the one 3rd down late when he was one on one on the edge with 41. Granted, not many guys make that tackle, but TD58 of three or four years ago does.

Yea agree, if not for that missed tackle he would have had an A+ game from what I could see. Pretty impressive at this stage of his career. 

Makes that tackle by Reid in open field look pretty good. If Reid would wrap up a little more his value goes way up to me. 

Not to derail the OP- Luuuuuuuke

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With the way Davis has played since his return I would absolutely offer him a one year contract for next year AS LONG AS ITS AT A CHEAP PRICE. we have so many holes to fill, it may be mutually benificial for both of us being that our draft and FA we have to address DE, DT, Slot CB, maybe safety, guard, possibly center, and now backup qb

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