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panther4life

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Sorry not true.

Beason, Gamble and Davis are the only first rounders on our entire D. Sherrod was a 2nd round pick.

Um, you said not true but then just supported his arguement.

LB corp - 1st rounders

Secondary - 1st rounder

DL - nada

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Kearse and Shirley should have been mentioned. Fua and McClain earned nothing. Edwards is unproven, and Neblett is possibly our best returning DT. That constitutes a need.

However, You have to give Fua and McClain time to develop. I thnk we are going to draft (first round) Reiff, Martin (OTs) or Brockers or Still (DTs). No DE will be there, and I am not sure we take the second best CB, Jenkins, that soon.

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Edwards is not unrpoven. He is a veteran who earned his contract with us. Yes he had an injury but the injury he had does not have a history of being career ending.

The possibility exsist that we have decent starting material at DT already on our roster.

That possibility does not exsist at # 2 corner. Sure Keiser may be able to come in and compete with Hardy for the other starting DE spot but his sample size is too small to make any definitive judgements on that.

I am not against picking up an improvement at DT. I would love it if we can get a bona fide star or even a more proven commodity to join our team somehow this offseason. Only thing is I believe it is a lower priority than fixing our # 2 corner spot and a finding a defensive end who can play the run and pass to go opposite of Charles Johnson.

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