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We Need Some Men in The Trenches with A fuging Mean Streak


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6 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Our front seven was just a bad mix of talent from jump street. We needed to add more speed on the edges to get more pass rush but we saw the trade off of going too far in that direction. Sire, the pass rush is much improved at the expense of not being able to stop the run at all. Then we lost two of our top three DTs making an already bad situation a lot worse.

Meh...don't agree.  Losing Short and Poe hurt.  Get them back and the DL is looking stout.  

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36 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Meh...don't agree.  Losing Short and Poe hurt.  Get them back and the DL is looking stout.  

It was never looking stout at any point this season. DT (largely impacted by injury) was only part of the issue. Having a roster full of 3-4 OLBs types trying to play DE was a big part of the problem.

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some of these OTs you guys are talking about at RTs.  We have our RT.  We need LT period.  Otherwise, interior.  I'm not giving up on Paradis after coming back from an injury and then walking into an absolute shitshow due to injuries all along the line.  The Oline plays as a team, and bet we had 7 or 8 different lineups this year.  It never had a chance to gel and operate as a unit.

One big positive is the addition by subtraction with Daryl not being under contract, and he won't be for us.  Someone will pay him to be their right tackle.

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The team needs half a new Offensive line and almost a full defense. Oh and we need another really good receiver to go with DJ. Down with Samuel,.. all the way down sir.

this will take a couple of seasons. Get ready for more disappointment. 
 

Tepper knee this, hence the 5 year statement

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