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pantherfan81

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Clowney and Thomas ahead of Edwards? Just like w/ the St. Pierre move........lame duck coach makes no sense. Time to pull the plug and just pay Fox to leave. The season is over. Need to at least give the reps to guys the organization hopes will hang around.

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Clowney and Thomas ahead of Edwards? Just like w/ the St. Pierre move........lame duck coach makes no sense. Time to pull the plug and just pay Fox to leave. The season is over. Need to at least give the reps to guys the organization hopes will hang around.

I don't disagree with Thomas being active, we need to give him a chance to see if he's worth keeping around next year too.

I wouldn't mind seeing Clowney sit so that Edwards can get some experience though.

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I don't disagree with Thomas being active, we need to give him a chance to see if he's worth keeping around next year too.

I wouldn't mind seeing Clowney sit so that Edwards can get some experience though.

I'm excited about Thomas on the field. Now getting him the ball is the issue...

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Clowney and Thomas ahead of Edwards? Just like w/ the St. Pierre move........lame duck coach makes no sense. Time to pull the plug and just pay Fox to leave. The season is over. Need to at least give the reps to guys the organization hopes will hang around.

I approve of Clowney but not sure yet on Thomas, he has a lot of talent but won't be able to do much with our conservative, lame play calling.

Edwards on the other hand is still learning the position all together but it would be nice to see what he can do, r season is over, why not just throw him out there and let him learn as he goes

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