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Is it new coaches or new players...

Pride4Real

By Pride4Real,
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.............or is it a mixture of both that we need?

All i have read is people saying get rid of this player or coach, get rid of that playe or coach......

so which is it? Both? What good are getting rid of players for more draft picks, only to be misguided by misfit coaches?

Or is it the other way around?

Just curious, let's hear your thoughts.

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I think we need to resign Gross, Peppers, and a few more of our UFA's retool the middle of the d-line, and replace trgovac with Gregg Williams. Then draft for depth at corner and a little more depth on the oline and special teams. I think many here would be very suprised at how much difference these minor changes would make.

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