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John Abraham = Al Wallace can we make it happen?


koolkatluke

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1. Even at his age and with his injuries he's a much better DE than Hardy. He would be the starter.

2. He's not going to be on this team regardless so it doesn't really matter.

Correct on both counts.

Abraham would be the 2nd best DE on your team.

And aren't you guys over the cap?

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CJ and Hardy. Both are younger and can stay healthy a full season. Sorry but Abe is a rotation guy for us not a starter.

I don't want him but if healthy I don't see how he wouldn't start. He is a signifantly better pass rusher than Hardy and Hardy is weak against the run. Hardy would be rotated in bc he needs reps to develop and Abraham needs rest...but I would think he would he the starting nod

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and he might bring a few secrets about the Atlanta defense.

The Falcon's changed DC's (to Mike Nolan).

I get the feeling Mike Nolan's defense is going to look very different from Brian Vangorder's (not saying better or worse since that remains to be seen, but philosophy).

Don't think Abe will have any knowledge about that defense because I doubt they give him a playbook unless they know for sure that they're going to resign him.

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No he wouldn't. I know PfF got everybody down on Hardy but he was a 1st year starter, with no offseason, learning a new system, and no TC (due to injuries). Cut the kid some slack. He did have 50 tackles and 11 pass def.

Abe doesn't start for us if he comes here.

I don't know what PfF is. I'm going on watching the guys my self.

I'm not criticizing him I'm stating what anyone who looks at it from an objective standpoint would see.

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