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The only options I could think of would be Bruce Campbell or Garry Williams. Neither of which I think would be terrible but not all pro by any means. 

 

At least we are getting a lot of guys back on the o-line this year. So it's not quite as thin as people think. Williams was supposed to be a starter before he went down. I think getting Amini back will be huge. Now if we could get Wharton back for cheap that would really give us some versatility. 

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This operation is being conducted in the appropriate manner. Strictly need to know. At this point fans don't need to know and I'm fine with that. Admit nothing, deny everything, and make counter accusations.

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not to be negative but I forsee this team taking a step back from 12-4 this year, still think we'll squeeze into playoffs in the wildcard

LOL if we don't get a solid tackle to protect Can you can forget the playoffs. You can prob forget even being relevant next year. LT is the most important position on the team and we not only lost a great player but a leader as well.

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