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Tamba didn't play horribly, but should he be a teams primary pass rusher? Hell No.
I still think he should be rushing the passer from the left side, with a legit guy rushing from the blind side. |
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Who would want to get to our spot? Washington? |
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There should be some names on the board for both of our 2nds. Personally I'd go with Graham if he's there, but I watch Michigan a little more than I watch anybody else (sucks to be me).
Hali isn't losing his job, either way, whether he's a liability or not. We're not deep enough to sit him at this point, and most likely won't be in 2010. |
Too be honest, Tamba gets way too much credit around here. Not that he is a bad football player or anything, he is very average. He made a nice transition over to the outside yes, but he isn't anyone to ooohh and ahhh over. He is a little inconsistent in the passrush, at times he is there, and at times he is invisible. And his run defense stinks.
If the Chiefs upgraded both OLB spots I would be for it. If they upgraded one of them, I'd be ok with that provided they get a good passrusher and Tamba rushes on the other side, fine. They must upgrade at least one spot with a good passrusher if they want to make some strides on defense. |
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And they still need a NT and at least one safety. And they still need 3 or 4 (starting) offensive linemen, a starting wide receiver and I'd guess at least one running back. Which is a lot of stuff... |
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Vrabel needs to be re-signed just so we have that type of experience. I'd argue that he's the non-every-down player because of his age, but his experience and coach-like-ability (think of Bruschi in NE) are invaluable to a young coach and team. |
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If they get a really good NT, it'll help the run defense quite a bit. Even though, Mays and Williams are a problem, their job would be a lot easier with a good NT in there. Get a passrusher, and the CB's and safeties jobs are a lot easier. Yup even if that means living with McGraw and Brown for another year. As painful as that is to say, its possibly the best we can hope for. |
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It's funny how this board uses that one football stats site to show how shitty Cassel is then ignores it when talking about Tamba as a pass rusher. He was far better than "mediocre". The rest of your stuff is just horseshit. Some here just hate on Tamba for whatever reason. You're one them. |
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All Von Miller does is get to the quarterback.
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Yea if he's like a coach then hire him on the staff. Theres no reason he should take away playing time from a guy whos better at this point of his career. |
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I worry more about Vrabel than Hali, and I worry more about Mays and Williams than either of them. This defense got destroyed up the middle, and I don't think adding two outside pass rushers solves that. I do agree that NT would be a huge help, although I don't think it has to be a high draft pick solution. I'd look in free agency first, find somebody to knock Edwards from the starting lineup down to a rotation player. I think Brown has to be replaced. They just can't afford to have that kind of target in the pass defense. I don't think that means that Berry must absolutely be the pick, however, although he's an obvious answer. And I've said this before, but I think adding a player like Rolando McClain could have an enormous impact on the defense. He's a heady linebacker with great size and speed, the kind of field general that this team hasn't had in the decade I've watched, and he comes from the 3-4 in college to boot. I think he could have the kind of impact on this d that Urlacher did for Chicago. But, that said, 5 is damned high for taking a MLB. Anyway, my perfect scenario would be Berry or McClain early, a WR and a rush linebacker in the second, a center and a guard somewhere in the 3rd-5th range, then NT and whichever position we didn't draft early (S or LB) from free agency, along with whatever else they need. |
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