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What Newton Really Needs


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after watching the throttling the Oline got and the cripple secondary anyone else curious as to why Gettlemen hasnt really made a roster move? Is he turning a blind eye? Telling Rivera to win with what hes got?

Yes...

Our secondary last year allowed a league best completion %

Our OL last year was playing with fire in terms if keeping Cam healthy and being able to run basic plays consistantly.

Gettlemen ignored them. Ignored every weakness. Drafted to build his NY inspired DL and gave Ron a couple bandaids at WR....he technically has to have guys with somewhat comparable salaries anyway.

Hurney and his mess isn't universal defense for everything

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Wasn't Eifert our second choice if Star wasn't there? So Gettleman pretty much acknowledged that a 2nd TE was needed and never went after one in FA, unless he thought Brandon Williams was going to solve that problem. Which is laughable.

We know HC and GM had different opinions on early picks. I think GM won....

I think Ron wanted the TE and believed a 2nd round DT was sufficient

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