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Brian Burns


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3 hours ago, Hoenheim said:

all I know is that we cant afford to strike out again on DE in the draft. 

This. I'll expand that from DE to DL. The Ealy, Butler, and Hall busts are why our DL is utterly depleted. It isn't that we've failed to invest in the DL, it's just that we've invested poorly.

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On 3/1/2019 at 2:45 PM, musicman said:

Measurable's don't mean that much IMO. The heart (desire to play the game), along with natural talent and football smarts means more. What makes Luke great is not just his skills, but his smarts and overall desire. He's football 24-7. That leads to production and making the players around you better. 

All 4 have crazy stats. So this has nothing to do with the underwear olympics.

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