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Everything is going to be OK Folks

methodtoll

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Ok, this could go either way this year folks

1) The "vets" on the team will motivate these young guys and this team will work together. For the most part, everyone has been here for atleast one season so its not like they haven't had time to gel. On top of that, we still have one of the top run games in the league which is going to help Moore out and it seems as if the offense is gelling with Moore so its not like there is any issues between players and Moore.

On defense, yeah, we are rebuilding that line but we only have added Ed Johnson and most have had playing time under Meeks. John Beason returns as the leader along side with Chris Harris and we may still have the same secondary from last year that played extremely well in the 2nd half of the season.

On top of that, Fox is in his last year, if he really wants to get an extension then I don't think he would let this season just slip away.

2) That is not to say that we don't have glaring needs as we do. In fact, there is the possibility of missing out of the playoffs again and if that is the case then its going to be ok because Fox will most likely be gone.

So its ok Folks, either way, we will get something good out of this.

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what vets?

Deangelo williams, Thomas Davis, Chris Harris, Chris Gamble, Richard Marshall, Jon Beason, Jordan Gross, Travelle Wharton, Brad Hooverall these guys have been here a while.

anybody that's been here for more than 3 years I count as a vet.

You don't need to be a vet to be a strong leader anyways, Beason has proved that. It takes strong character to call out the best defensive player on the team in your 3rd year. Beason did that and Pepper's played better.

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