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Remember this time last year?

Ja Rhule

By Ja Rhule,
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Brooklyn Bully

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I have no problems with having a young team...if that young team is proven and I can trust them 100%. That said, all of our youngins are not proven and I can't trust them 100%. So if the brass were to go silent, and not bring any vets in to mentor the young guns, I'd worry. We just cut some pretty big names. We have a LONG way to go, and that's plenty of time to fill in the gaps, but it'd be nice to see them make ONE move...just to show us they aren't doing the fire sale, and are trying to form the best squad...because right now, we don't have the best squad.

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Hurney and Fox went MIA for 2-3 weeks. What if they do the same thing this year? Will you be pissed?

I think Fox, Hurney and the Richardson boys had pretty much put their plan into motion then: Superbowl or bust. Jake would be the leader with a new fat contract passing to Smitty and Moose and utilizing double trouble; Peppers would give the team one more good push on the D-Line; Meeks would bring more passion to the D. The draft would be to fill in any holes which appears to be (in their minds) insurance if somebody signed Peppers away and a nickel CB (Martin) to be there in case Marshall struggles as a starter. The Martin plan sort of failed since he wasn't an effective CB but they got lucky with Captain and Dante playing decent.

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