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A Little Moore run blocking.


Jeremy Igo

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1 hour ago, WarPanthers89 said:

That’s a first here on the Huddle. 99 percent of posters have been saying he’s a bust because they read reports in preseason and training camp of his rookie year. 

The best were the people saying he was a bust because he couldn’t get on the field while he was out with a freaking concussion.

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Little is still developing. He had a really good game, against a darned good defensive line, but let's pump the brakes just a bit before we park him permanently at LT. It's a long season and there's some good competition coming up.

Still, you've got to like what we've seen so far. A lot of our young guys and draft picks are making folks on this board eat crow.

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So glad Little is getting appreciation here. I remember the game thread vs the Bears preseason #1 and people were saying how terrible he looked and he was a bust based on his FIRST PRESEASON GAME. I can't believe how quick some were to write him off before he even got a chance to play. Look at it this way.. reports say if Burns was gone at 16 he is who we would have taken in the first. Hurney doesn't miss in the first

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