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Greg Hardy's production

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By rmoneyg35,
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You make it sound like he's on the decline...and he's not even close to his prime in his second year?

"This stage of his career" is referring to the fact that he is young and still learning the position, getting conditioned, etc. He is not yet a finished product.

Don't know why you would be confused by this.

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I'm willing to bet that Johnson and Hardy a piece would have about 10 sacks by now if it wasn't for our defensive tackles easily being the worst in the league, allowing QBs to step up in the pocket and avoid the pressure. Maybe not 10 sacks respectively but their totals would be higher. I can't tell you the amount of times I've seen them get great pressure off the edge only for the QB to step up in the pocket because our DTs weren't getting any penetration.

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Hardy is g impressive for where is he and where we drafted him. DE is not a need because of him and he is young and can get better.

I really believe Hardy thrives under pressure and encouragement, we have yet to see Hardy play under a winning team or at least a dline where we had DTs. I think that will inspire him to unleash the krakan.

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