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Marty Hurney's final gift - Amini Silatolu

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jtnc Newbie

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You guys are hilarious.

This is just like when Kuechly played averagely the first 2 games and everyone called him a bust. Now he's back in the DROY discussions.

Amini will be fine.

Nah, Amini has been awful since the Seahawks game, PFF has graded him negatively every single game after that game.

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Bwood Newbie

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Nah, Amini has been awful since the Seahawks game, PFF has graded him negatively every single game after that game.

Oh a rookie going up against one of the best defensive lines in the NFL didn't perform well?

Give the guy a break, he will get better.

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You guys are hilarious.

This is just like when Kuechly played averagely the first 2 games and everyone called him a bust. Now he's back in the DROY discussions.

Amini will be fine.

this. he's a fuging rookie. They are rookies for a reason. they fug up. it's what happens. This board wants everybody to play perfect ALL the time. It's not going to happen. Why don't we just give credit to Denver? They do have a good D. We must've forgot this D carried The Golden Calf of Bristol. C'mon guys. Give credit where its due.

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You guys are hilarious.

This is just like when Kuechly played averagely the first 2 games and everyone called him a bust. Now he's back in the DROY discussions.

Amini will be fine.

The reason why Kuechly sucked the first couple of games, is because this coaching staff put him in the wrong position. That and taking him out of 70% of defensive snaps. I from day one said he should be put in the middle, which wasn't a hard thing to see. Yet loyalty went over to Beason, and that messed us up.

With all that said, Kuechly was an easy pick up. Cordy Glenn should have been the next easy pick up, but this staff went away from that, and wanted to look like geniuses. Those of you who think Amini will pan out in a year, need to jump off that bandwagon now. The same coaching staff that picked him, is the same one who's proven this season they do not know what the world they are doing.

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He is a rookie learning his job. It take linemen several years to learn. Anyone remember how Kalil struggled as a rookie. All these expectations that a division 2 guy would come and dominate right away were unrealistic. He might end up being a great player but we have to give him time to learn. Look at Evan Mathis for Philly. We bailed on him too soon and he is doing great for Philly this year. It takes time to develop rookies which is the downside of drafting everyone.

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Bwood Newbie

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The reason why Kuechly sucked the first couple of games, is because this coaching staff put him in the wrong position. That and taking him out of 70% of defensive snaps. I from day one said he should be put in the middle, which wasn't a hard thing to see. Yet loyalty went over to Beason, and that messed us up.

With all that said, Kuechly was an easy pick up. Cordy Glenn should have been the next easy pick up, but this staff went away from that, and wanted to look like geniuses. Those of you who think Amini will pan out in a year, need to jump off that bandwagon now. The same coaching staff that picked him, is the same one who's proven this season they do not know what the world they are doing.

Amini played LT at a D2 program. We play him in the NFL at LG. It's gonna take some time for him to be a stud, but he will be.

The Silatolu pick was all potential, the guy has so much potential to be great. It's all about the right coaches from there.

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csx Grand Master

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It would have been so nice to pick up Glenn in that spot instead. He could have started on the right side and eventually moved to the left and been a starter here for years. Bell could have moved inside to RG with the ability to be a back up tackle.

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