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This team does not have the depth to withstand injuries, which will invariably happen. With a franchise QB and a difference maker at NT, you're right that 1-22 would be good enough to compete with most any team. But 23-53 is still, by and large, a horrible collection of players. |
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Look at how he handles pressure. Now, look again at our upcoming schedule and its ability to rush the passer to further expose MC. I think that if Cassel makes it out of that alive, he will have a very loose grip on the starters job. |
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If it were me (and i've already got trashed for this in the draft forum by jd) I'd try and get Mallet from the pats. I think we messed up by not picking him last year in the second or third. |
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Look at the Steelers a few years ago. |
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*FWIW, I don't think that's (the Packers' 10-6 plan) something to strive for, as it would be nearly impossible to replace success like that, but they have shown that you can compete at a high level even when decimated by injuries if you have enough guys in key positions. |
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We have the ammo to score with the best of them on offense (with a franchise quarterback) and a young, playmaking defense that can hold its own. Is it just me or does my glass have a little more water in it than some of yours'? |
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If Woodson or Mathews goes down, they likely don't win a SB last year. |
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A defense like that is going to get carved up by good offenses, and it has. |
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They come in and give you the ability to score...even with subpar weapons around them. A franchise quarterback with these weapons at his disposal and a playmaking defense could compete against any team in football. Even over a season like this one where we lost some of our best players for the year. |
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Has Haley ever beaten a competent team with a strong showing besides the Pitt game in 09?
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