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Game Day Thread: Panthers v. Steelers

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Landri has played well this season.

Put a dominant, fat, run stopping DT next to him and we've got something.

Landri would a good rotational pass rushing DT.

He's not a number one guy, but he is a solid player.

Not every position has to have a superstar.

I'd like to see some money spent on the line, getting that big DT we need. Landri and Brown could be good rotational guys and develop into more. The end spots are good in my book as long as we get someone to plug the middle.

Remember when everyone knew of that great D-line we had, we need that again. Even Howard and Cousin looked good back there when pressure was present every down.

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