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CJ and The Krakken

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jarhead Newbie

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I don't know why the fug I constantly see Hardy in on special teams returns. We just punted the ball and our defense is about to get on the field. Lets have our stud DE run the length of the field in a wind sprint so he is nice and tired on first down. If they didnt have Hardy playing punt returns, he'd have even better stats, there is no doubt in my mind. the misuse of talent on this team is mind-boggling. SMDH.

On a happy note, Hardy is usually the first one down there. He doesn't line up as the gunner but beats them down the field at 6'4" 295lbs. That's all man right there.

Rivera commented on him play special teams and says he wants it and stated how fast he was.The guy is not quite right but you have to love him

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rayzor Grand Master

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Rivera commented on him play special teams and says he wants it and stated how fast he was.The guy is not quite right but you have to love him

this.

he volunteered for it, hes a workhorse, and it doesn't seem to be slowing him down... and he's good at it.

of all the problems rivera has managing the team, this isn't one of them.

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No doubt Hardy has been playing great. I want to see it sustained for multiple years though. There are too many DEs that flash for a year but fizzle out and never earn the big money they end up getting. But there's the catch 22 - if he keeps it up we won't be able to afford him. Pass rushing 4-3 DEs simply demand too much money and a team can only afford one without severely neglecting other positions. Just look at our team now...top tier talent at a few positions don't make up for the scrubs everywhere else.

Is Hardy in a contract year?

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