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Norwood>Brown

DickolausJ

By DickolausJ,
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Brown is a beast on madden atleast.

17 sacks in simulated year

norwood is actually better with his 90 block shed and 84 speed..

...nerds rejoice!:hurray:

Norwood-CJ-EdJohnson-Brown on the de line will net nice edge pressure and CJ up the middle will destroy.

However back to reality: I think Norwood is a player..he destroyed a few talent laden rosters in the SEC at both DE his junior year and OlB in his senior. He is a more instinctive DE...with zone skills.

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Perhaps foolishly my faith lies in Greg Hardy, I just hate he's missing all these reps over something stupid.

Guy really put himself behind with the motorcycle accident but at least he is alive.

He is probably the longterm answer. Has a chip on his shoulder and all the physical skills if he can stay healthy.

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Charles made an impact whenever he was on the field, even his first couple years. Really believe he should of started over Brayton right away but you know Fox... I'm just not seeing that from Brown, too inconsistent.

Excited for Norwood to get an opportunity now, hopefully hes our James Harrison, but I'm sure Brown and Hardy will be heavily rotated in.

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6 Sacks in 2 years with limited reps, i don't call that a bust it takes time for rookies to get that confidence and swagger, Brown is going too be just fine.

I hope you are right, but he was a first round pick remember. Bad decision by the Panthers to use a first rounder on him.

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