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Brian Burns and Christian Miller


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8 minutes ago, Catsfan69 said:

The point is they are both liabilities against the run and also aren't dominant pass rushers.

I like Burns he's ok but he has a long way to go to be a Lamar Lathon or Kevin Greene. 

Salt n Pepper was dominant and that should be the expectation of our pass rush. 

If you are expecting him to live up to those guys in year 3, well prepare to be disappointed.

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22 minutes ago, Moo Daeng said:

They are both way to small.

I'd rather have Julius Peppers and J.J. Watt.

Yes you want your 5's ideally to be 275 plus and run 4.68 or less with a 5yd split of .5 to .6 seconds.

Although Peppers underperformed imo.

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6 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

#4 on the all-time sack list "underperformed". Wow. Gotta love it.

With his physical gifts he should have made us forget Deacon Jones and Bruce Smith were ever born.

Peppers also didn't have a mean streak. 

He could have been so much more.

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1 minute ago, Catsfan69 said:

With his physical gifts he should have made us forget Deacon Jones and Bruce Smith were ever born.

Peppers also didn't have a mean streak. 

He could have been so much more.

I'm not gonna rail on the guy #4 on the all-time sack list when we have a long, long list of guys with talent who busted or flamed out early because they didn't put in the work. I mean, if you want to go after someone on that DL I'd suggest Kris Jenkins.

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6 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'm not gonna rail on the guy #4 on the all-time sack list when we have a long, long list of guys with talent who busted or flamed out early because they didn't put in the work. I mean, if you want to go after someone on that DL I'd suggest Kris Jenkins.

I'm not railing on him he's still my 3rd favorite rusher. 

I'm just saying he could've been the greatest to ever live.

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