Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

Do we miss Pep?


weyco2000

Recommended Posts

I would say no! The run defense is better, as well as the pass rush. All against very good O lines. How refreshing to see guys giving 100% on every play. Now if our DB's could catch or in that case our receivers, we could have won both games. I really like the energy of the Defense and they are playing as a group, not as individuals. :D

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I would say no! The run defense is better, as well as the pass rush. All against very good O lines. How refreshing to see guys giving 100% on every play. Now if our DB's could catch or in that case our receivers, we could have won both games. I really like the energy of the Defense and they are playing as a group, not as individuals. :D

you miss him

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Having a player like Julius Peppers is ALWAYS an asset. It forces opposing teams to game plan around him. Even then, the best laid game plan, peppers can tear apart. Just ask Gruden.

That being said, like I've been saying ever since we purged the roster, that we've been needing to go young across the d-line for a few years now.

I like the young energy, and their desire to prove themselves.

Our defense is the youngest it's been in years, and that's a good thing. Younger, faster, more energy. All good things.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Option A:  Pay your starting QB starting QB money. Option B:  Look for a starting QB for 4-10 years (or longer) while wasting the talent at every other position.    How many of the top 20 QB's do you think are worth what they are being paid?   When you factor in the last year of his present deal his contract is really an average of 45 million per year which in today's QB market is a very, very good deal. I wish we'd had found a Brock Purdy to pay 50+ million a year right after we parted ways with Cam.  Ya'll go ahead and live in fairy tale land where good to great (much less elite) QB's are available to pay. Just the fact that they had the chance to pay Brock after the disaster of trading up for Lance is a testament that when you find a quarter back you can win with, complete in the playoffs and superbowls with, you pay him.  
    • They will still be a playoff team but they aren't contenders anymore IMO. They won't be able to spend like they have when they went to a SB and proved he couldn't carry a win at that level with a really good team around him. Now he is going to have to do it with less to spend around him. They just locked in to being a playoff bound team that's going to be a known speed bump for whoever will represent the NFC in the SB.
    • Hmm. I think he'll live up to it. Last year, about half of his team was on IR it seems, at one time or another. Year before, Super Bowl appearance. Year before that, playoff run after being third on the depth chart and being pressed into service. Is he one of the greatest in the game right now? Nope. No chance of that. Is he in the top 10 going into next season? Pretty good chance of that.  Would 20 or more teams in this league love to have the guy as their starting QB. Most likely so. He's a good QB who can implement his coach's game plan to a T and has both the confidence of and confidence in his teammates. That'll take you a long way in this league if you've got the right cast around you, and he does.  
×
×
  • Create New...