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what 5 players could we do without next season?


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If I could say Bell twice, I'd do it now, then duplicate the thread...

 

Bell- lazy and abused

J Thomas- backup nickel at best and he'd suck at that too imo

Flo- lost in coverage, more P.I.s than stops (not sure but it felt right), great locker room presence but penalties negate that.

Lafell- great blocker but if we go into next season considering him to be our #2 it is pointless. his hands are a #2 haha

Norman- no comment...

 

 

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Amini - He always gets pushed back into the pocket.

Bell- Gets beat on the edge all too often.

Hardy - If he breaks the bank because he didn't show up in the only game that counted this year for the 2nd time against the same team. I know he was doubled but know down a pass at the line or something.

Blackburn - Too slow to keep up with dominate te's and can't close in on speedy backs.

Lafell - if he wants more than vet mini

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Brandon Lafell (he's only minimally better than the Keary Colberts, Drew Carters, and Dwayne Jarretts of the world)

Josh Thomas (I don't think this really needs an explanation)

Byron Bell (at least out of the starting lineup)

Jonathon Stewart (can't stay healthy and is in a crowded backfield)

Chase Blackburn (only because I think the D played better with AJ Klein in that spot)

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Amini - He always gets pushed back into the pocket.

Bell- Gets beat on the edge all too often.

Hardy - If he breaks the bank because he didn't show up in the only game that counted this year for the 2nd time against the same team. I know he was doubled but know down a pass at the line or something.

Blackburn - Too slow to keep up with dominate te's and can't close in on speedy backs.

Lafell - if he wants more than vet mini

 

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Amini - He always gets pushed back into the pocket.

Bell- Gets beat on the edge all too often.

Hardy - If he breaks the bank because he didn't show up in the only game that counted this year for the 2nd time against the same team. I know he was doubled but know down a pass at the line or something.

Blackburn - Too slow to keep up with dominate te's and can't close in on speedy backs.

Lafell - if he wants more than vet mini

 

lol you're such a terrible poster

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