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Bruce Irvin could realistically happen


RumHam

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Person says we have $2 mil in cap space available (somehow). Since the circlejerk for Wakanda has cooled off and Irvin looking to play for a team in contention and the Rams not having anymore room for DE, there's a good chance we sign him.

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I'm just not sure he's good enough to justify yet another shakeup on our defense. The pass rush has been revving up the last few games, really since the Redskins game it's showed a lot more juice. I think that momentum will continue as guys continue to get comfortable in their rush lanes. 

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6 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Person says we have $2 mil in cap space available (somehow). Since the circlejerk for Wakanda has cooled off and Irvin looking to play for a team in contention and the Rams not having anymore room for DE, there's a good chance we sign him.

Irvin isn't a DE. Perhaps he could be used to fill in on obvious pass rush downs but he would need to be signed for well below what he would likely ask for. He didn't fit in with the Raiders 4-3 base scheme so he was released. He won't fit in here either. 

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They didn't drop him because he was playing lights out. They also weren't able to trade him in their recent fire sale.

Our D-line is building momentum and gelling with the players on hand.

We don't need him and he'd be a refurbishment project to bring him into our 4-3 system.

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