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McCall Cut!


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This is a little surprising but something I’d look into is the usage of a true NT in Evero’s scheme and seeing if that has anything to do with this. They’ve cut 3 guys who would probably fill that traditional mold in Roy, McCall and the Penisini guy.

 It’s possible that they won’t be running a lot of “traditional” 3-4 fronts which negates the need for a true NT. Idk though, McCall showed flashes here and there but it’s a new staff, stuff like this happens.

 

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Just now, The Lobo said:

This is…interesting. I wonder if they will sign someone else? 

No way we go into the season without picking up a big body.  Ends look solid, but he middle is scary.  A big body is essential to a 3-4 scheme take up two blockers and freeing up a LB.

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