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Big time players show up in big time games

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When has anyone gotten consistent pressure on Brady that significantly impacted his performance.  It doesn't happen often.  Even SF didn't get a lot of pressure on him.  Cleveland has a better dline than we do, and yet we both had the same number of sacks against Brady.

Our dline play wasn't terrible.  We shut down the run game, and did get some sacks on Brady.  But our secondary was horrible, end of discussion. 

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16 minutes ago, The Natural said:

If he's so poo why are teams offering those picks?

Because LA was trying to win it all again before the door slams shut. It was a gamble to pair Donald and Burns with Stafford hurt. Teams trying to win Super Bowls make deals like this. That's not us. 

We can keep Burns and pay 25-30m per for 5 years or 

Trade him for a high 2nd, and looking like 2 high future firsts, plus use that 30m in cap space to bring in an edge rusher, LB and whatever else. 

 

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20 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Because LA was trying to win it all again before the door slams shut. It was a gamble to pair Donald and Burns with Stafford hurt. Teams trying to win Super Bowls make deals like this. That's not us. 

We can keep Burns and pay 25-30m per for 5 years or 

Trade him for a high 2nd, and looking like 2 high future firsts, plus use that 30m in cap space to bring in an edge rusher, LB and whatever else. 

 

Anytime you can give up a Pro Bowl DE for another Yetur Gross-Matos, you do it in a heartbeat

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10 minutes ago, jopie87 said:

Bosa just showed how big of a gap there is between him and Burns. Game on the line, drives the OT back into the QB. Interception. Game. 49ers win. Burns isn't doing that or anything close.

If this case, you should 

John Madden. ‘Big time players make big plays in big games’

who di yhe panthers have after 2 years of drafts by Rhule and Fitterer 

reminder. Moore. Burns. CMC are from the previous regime 

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