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How would you feel if we cut Chuba and signed Hunt?

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4 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

He wouldn’t be a bad option at all. 

I actually think he’s a better “running back” than zeke at this point and offers a little attitude this team needs. We need someone that’s willing to punch dudes in the mouth on the field.

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1 minute ago, Eric4280 said:

I actually think he’s a better “running back” than zeke at this point and offers a little attitude this team needs. We need someone that’s willing to punch dudes in the mouth on the field.

He would make for a nice vet with Super Bowl success to add to our roster. Sanders and Fournette would be a nice 1-2 punch!

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Would not be opposed. 

But I do think Oline help should be a priority as it benefits 4-5 positions at once. We're so locked in on finding Corbett's stand-in at G that God forbid 2 lineman are lost concurrently. 

We really should have brought back Foreman as he's proven his reliability. Also our line seems to be better at run blocking than pass blocking so a rb with vision and power would be my ideal choice even w/ Sanders on the roster. I'd imagine it's not a fun thing to bring down a 200+ pounder running full speed in the 4th quarter. Esp late in the season as the temp drops. 

Put Lavisha back there.

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