If Hicks remains healthy....and at this pace....

[htismaqe]

He will accompany Will Shields, Elvis, Tony G, and Donnie Edwards to the PB.

Tony can make it on reputation alone.

If Hicks continues to rack up the sacks...he's a gimme.

If Edwards were not in cover situations so often and in a position to have more sacks, he is all but there. However I haven't been keeping track on other AFC LB's. So I do not know how his compitition around the league is doing. I'm hopeing here more than anything.

Elvis needs to keep his confidence high and do what HE knows he can do. He will throw more INT's this season...but he needs to shrug each and everyone off and go at it again.



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[ColoradoChief]

At his current pace he'll break the single season record, wouldn't he? 22, I believe? Please correct me if I'm wrong. I don't think he WILL break the record, although anything's possible, but a Pro Bowl selection looks VERY likely at this point. If he keeps this up I look for the offense to start double teaming him and, in that case, look for the other DLmen start to benefit.

[This message has been edited by G_Man (edited 10-04-2000).]

[shakesthecat]

Hicks and Gloc both play on the left side, they can't double team Hicks and Gloc without keeping the TE in. That's sweet!

[nmt1]

When Clemmons comes back, expect Hicks to get even MORE sacks. They can't double EVERYONE!!! (Clemmons, Chest, Dan, and Hicks; WOW)

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[ColoradoChief]

Yeah, it'd be very hard with Glock on the same side. maybe they'd leave the TE in, as you said, or use a back on him (at least chip him). I have been very pleasantly surprised with his performance this year.

[Clint in Wichita]

Carl signing Hicks to a contract extention before the season looks VERY good right now...