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Thomas Kieser

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He did very well but a lot of these no namers it always starts off pretty well. It's after teams start actually paying attention to them when we will really know if they will last. No one is going to account for a DE brought off the PC...at first.

I think so far though he is doing great. He's suppose to be real

smart too.

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In what I've seen of him he looks like the kind of player that just has a good football sense about him... we'll see I guess, but I'm impressed so far. If Hardy continues to play well, and we all know what Johnson is capable of, then we might just have some decent ends to build around next season.

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One of the sacks he really shouldn't have credit for because it was CJ who closed the pocket and Keiser finished him.

And the other was really a coverage sack where Stafford was panicked and running around anyways.

Not to take anything away from the kid's motor, he's putting up the effort and looked good. But I don't have expectations.

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