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Nice to See Otah on the field


DickolausJ

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keep his ass on the field and his head in the game.

i just wish that happened more often because things sure work well when it does. dude's just high maintenance. i'm hoping that ziemba learns quickly how to do the job at the pro level because i feel like we are going to be needing him to play at RT pretty often.

until otah can prove he can stay in the game i will continue to have my doubts that he can.

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keep his ass on the field and his head in the game.

i just wish that happened more often because things sure work well when it does. dude's just high maintenance. i'm hoping that ziemba learns quickly how to do the job at the pro level because i feel like we are going to be needing him to play at RT pretty often.

until otah can prove he can stay in the game i will continue to have my doubts that he can.

Exact same thing Lions fans are saying about Stafford.

This team is better with him. Otah is just another Beast

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Otah is definitely a difference maker on the o-line. If he can stay healthy and play to his potential (two big questions markes), he will get paid big bucks when his rookie contract ends.

IMO, his health and desire to stay game-ready are the only questions.

He has always been a beast when on the field. We are a different offense with him in the game.

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