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brian burns shut out by a dogshit o-line yet again

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1 minute ago, mc52beast said:

Burns gets blamed for his play on the field and people are pissed because we’re probably going to give him a freakin Brinks truck.

His play on the field isn't the problem. yes hes going to get a brinks truck. he gets good pressure on the qb even if he doesnt get the sack. disruption is production and can lead to a big play. its like a corner that doesnt get thrown at.

Brinks truck for a guy for a young pass rusher who is usually good for 1 sack a game is warranted.

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Just now, micnificent28 said:

His play on the field isn't the problem. yes hes going to get a brinks truck. he gets good pressure on the qb even if he doesnt get the sack. disruption is production and can lead to a big play. its like a corner that doesnt get thrown at.

Brinks truck for a guy for a young pass rusher who is usually good for 1 sack a game is warranted.

No it isn’t. 3 top draft picks and we could have 3 young players who are cheaper and could turn into stars. No one would miss burns that much.

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13 minutes ago, BIGH2001 said:

No it isn’t. 3 top draft picks and we could have 3 young players who are cheaper and could turn into stars. No one would miss burns that much.

Thats a big gamble and what if..  What if the guy you draft isnt as good as burns a proven player who has made the pro bowl. If a team is willing to give up that much for him dont you think they have seen enough to warrent giving up that much and approve of his value? 

Yes we would miss him that much because without him who else has gotten consistent pressure on the qb this year? answer no.... and he draws double teams and chips because we have no one else.

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