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What a difference a FA makes (and a few draft picks)

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 Free Agents Getttlemen signed while climbing out of Hurney's cap hole who are making a difference on the TOP-RANKED defense in the NFL:

Mikell  SS

Mitchell FS

Florence CB

Munnerlyn CB (the entire secondary was signed by Gettlemen)

D. Edwards DT

Cole DT

Blackburn OLB

 

Undrafted Free agents who are contributing as rookies  (3 UNDRAFTED free agents are contributing to the defense):

Lester SS

White CB

Horton DE

 

Drafted Rookies who are contributing regularly on defense:

Lotulelei DT

Short  DT

Klein  LB

 

I guess it would have been easier to say that the only defensive players who are contributing right now that Gettlemen did not sign are Kuechly, Davis, Hardy, and Johnson.

 

Dave Gettlemen is the man.

 

 

 

 

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I guess it would have been easier to say that the only defensive players who are contributing right now that Gettlemen did not sign are Kuechly, Davis, Hardy, and Johnson.

 

 

that is pretty telling. gettleman has built one of the best defenses in the league around a small core in less than a year at the helm.

 

i expect him to do the same with the offense next season.

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