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Jmac

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As I watch this game, it's apparent how far we need to go to be in this stratosphere. I also realise that if we had a Dline and a Oline we would be much closer to getting there. Can they make up that deficit in one year with our cap space and the draft? 

I know the age on this team is also a factor. Can they fix the problems next season or are we looking at a much longer road back? Opinions 

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The good news is we have a really good set of young guys. Next year we will have a ton of cap and will likely resign Williams to a far more affordable contract than we ever thought. We also will have Cap to get a slot and SS. Our dline will have to be addressed in the draft because their will be no pass rusher worth the money they get paid. 

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14 minutes ago, joeyxfresco said:

The problem with our dline isn’t a lack of talent. It’s all effort.

Eh. Idk about that. Effort is definitely a huge issue, sure...but we ain’t got a surplus of talent along our defensive line that’s for sure.

KK pretty much sucks now. Poe is also garbage. Peppers is 100 years old, and Addison is a glorified situational 3rd down pass rusher.

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