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Beason Lookin Strong

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Louie Grand Master

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It looks to me he will be close to, if not a 100% by the time the season starts. I would be more inclined to go with a DE for our #9 pick (if Clairborne isn't still available). Beason said he wants to be better than he was before his injury, not just the the old Beason. I hope to God that's true. Heck, if he at least comes back to the form he had before, our Defense is in much better shape than last year. And that's just one player, now imagine Ron Edwards, Thomas Davis, Brandon Hogan stepping up and taking a starting #2 CB spot, and drafting a good DE or DT.........I'm optimistic, but that looks like at least a 9-7 record to me. :)

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video shows he can cut, run and is plenty explosive without having to worry about his ankle. what else is needed to be considered a full recovery?

Just in case you didnt know you do not need to worry about his ankle because his ankle is not what is injured
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It looks to me he will be close to, if not a 100% by the time the season starts. I would be more inclined to go with a DE for our #9 pick (if Clairborne isn't still available). Beason said he wants to be better than he was before his injury, not just the the old Beason. I hope to God that's true. Heck, if he at least comes back to the form he had before, our Defense is in much better shape than last year. And that's just one player, now imagine Ron Edwards, Thomas Davis, Brandon Hogan stepping up and taking a starting #2 CB spot, and drafting a good DE or DT.........I'm optimistic, but that looks like at least a 9-7 record to me. :)

To make a statement that he looks close to 100% based on that video is ridiculous.

I am glad that Beason is looking strong in this workout video. It is nice to see and does show that he is well on his way to a recovery. However, given this type of injury and the statistics....we can't make any knowledgable assertion that he is near 100% of what he used to be.

He has come a long way since the injury....and that is great to see.

But, we need to wait and see him in real game action to realistically say that his explosiveness and quickness are back.

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But, we need to wait and see him in real game action to realistically say that his explosiveness and quickness are back.

I dont really want to heap more on top of Hatter's comments, but damn there's a lot of optimism for a video that basically shows nothing. Professional athletes can beat your ass with a torn acl and a broken arm, so of course he's going to look good. He's a beast regardless. . now, will he be a beast on the field next to other supermen? Im trying maintain positive thoughts.

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I dont really want to heap more on top of Hatter's comments, but damn there's a lot of optimism for a video that basically shows nothing. Professional athletes can beat your ass with a torn acl and a broken arm, so of course he's going to look good. He's a beast regardless. . now, will he be a beast on the field next to other supermen? Im trying maintain positive thoughts.

I am definitely confident that he will play this year and I am hopeful that he will be somewhere close to his dominant self.

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