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Better player: Charles Johnson or Greg Hardy?

El Chingon

By El Chingon,
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bleys

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CJ provides a veteran leadership that has played a vital role in elevating the defense's mentality..

 

Greg Hardy is that crazy mofuger everyone wants on their team and has the ability to not only anchor the DL facing the LT but also versatile enough to play anywhere on DL.

 

CJ has that ability as well...

 

 

you want both..  if you had to choose then it depends on if you think Hardy can be groomed to replace CJ's leadership if you side on his youth...

 

 

 

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TheRumGone Grand Master

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CJ. Remember the year before this past? 12.5 and 7 forced fumbles? That is fuging crazy. Very stout against the run, I think hardy is on the same level as him there though

Hardy has a knack for coming up with insane stats in a couple games. CJ is more consistent. Hardy is a fuging monster though

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This is the key to Hardy's value. Big Money is consistent. Hardy will go quiet for weeks in the pass rush department. Someone is going to offer several trucks of money to Hardy, and they will get an excellent DE, but he will disappear at times.

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