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[panthers55]

Fua is a rookie plain and simple. Anyone who expected him to come in and play well right away doesnt understand the NFL. Few if any DTs not named Suh come in and play well right away. Veterans will tell you that rookies don't learn good foot and hand technique in college. The guys who get drafted high usually dominate in college and therefore don't have to work that hard to improve in order to play well. When they get to the pros, all the guys including the backups are as good or better than they are. They need time to muscle up and learn better leverage and technique. By their second years, they usually play better. Fua is going nowhere and will be here for a few years. If he still struggles down the road, then we might get rid if him but not anytime soon.

[Stroupe-a-loop]

Rookie DTs usually look like garbage (For every Suh there's 20 guys that had to develop or never got it at all). I'm more excited about McClain's play than I worry about Fua's development.

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[The Saltman]

For the record I never said for us to cut him. Just that we possibly looked better on the line without him for a game.

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Personally, I think that Fua will be decent in the future as he learns the NFL D line position.

[dpm0409]

actually fua is one of our DTs that are north of 300

neblett's barely over 6' tall and doesn't come close to being a "tank" DT

Fua - 6'1'' 308 lbs

Neblett - 6'0'' 295 lbs

That's basically the same as far as I'm concerned, both are a little undersized.

Frank Kearse - 6'5'' 325 lbs.

Now that's more like it ^^