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Its Been A Great Offseason For Us.


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Norman is a guy who can start day 1? That's almost as funny as Hurney ignoring our DT situation.

We drafted 2 defensive tackles just one year ago, nobodys ignoring anything. Since when was it the expectation that rookies will come in and be stars from day 1? Clearly the coaching staff sees something in these guys and I'm willing to take their word over yours. Not saying that the guys we have are the next coming of Warren Sapp, but I'm not gonna give up on them yet.

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Norman won't be able to start right away and Hogan is basically a rookie as well.

Like you, I have serious doubts that Norman can start. However, I would rather see an unproven Hogan, or Butler, or maybe even Norman, than to sit through another season of Captain as our number 2.

If I'm an opposing QB, I would throw at Captain all day. Chances are very good it will either be a reception or a penalty in your favor, and the chances of interception are minimal.

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Like you, I have serious doubts that Norman can start. However, I would rather see an unproven Hogan, or Butler, or maybe even Norman, than to sit through another season of Captain as our number 2.

If I'm an opposing QB, I would throw at Captain all day. Chances are very good it will either be a reception or a penalty in your favor, and the chances of interception are minimal.

Norman and Hogan can certainly start.

Capt was down right TERRIBLE last year.

Even if Hogan and Norman stink it up, it cant be any worse than Capt!

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Norman won't be able to start right away and Hogan is basically a rookie as well.

We did improve ST's quite a bit.

I'm "cautiously optimistic" about our situation at DT.

Norman will be the starter come game 1 unless Hogan beats him out cause we all know Cap Not.

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something like 70+ % of 5th rounders are complete busts meaning they don't make it at all in the NFL even as backups. so yeah not only is it completely possible that norman is worse than captain it's actually likely

Your argument would be more compelling if Captain wasn't a 7th round pick.

It is not that Norman is going to come in and set the world on fire, or that Hogan will look like a polished player in his 2nd year, or even that Butler will suddenly play up to his potential. The point is, it would be very difficult to play worse than Munnerlyn.

Start Butler or start Hogan, but keep Captain out of the defensive backfield at all costs. Just one man's opinion.

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something like 70+ % of 5th rounders are complete busts meaning they don't make it at all in the NFL even as backups. so yeah not only is it completely possible that norman is worse than captain it's actually likely

wasnt Capt a 6-7th rounder? which is lower than Norman.....

trust me bro. it is impossible for Norman or Hogan to be worse than Capt.

almost every ball thrown at Capt resulted in a completion.

they can be as bad, but not worse

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