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He was turning it around a bit before he entered Mike Zimmer's blitz only 10% of the time defense.
 
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Bob Sacamano said:
Right, we don't need pass-rushers.
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By pass rushers, do you mean we cant do without his less than 3 sacks a yr production?

I cant believe the Bungles would let him leave, not sure how they'll get by without those 1.5 sacks he had last yr
 
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By pass rushers, do you mean we cant do without his less than 3 sacks a yr production?

I cant believe the Bungles would let him leave, not sure how they'll get by without those 1.5 sacks he had last yr
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Did our 4th OLB give us 1.5 sacks last year?

This is a 3-4, we need to collect OLBs. Take a flyer on Lawson and draft one. Or even 2.
 
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Bob Sacamano said:
Taking a flyer on a former 1st round choice is a Parcells' thing.

Again, scouts and personnel men once thought highly of his skill set, so the ability is there.
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name a time we did this, with someone who was a highly thought of first rounder, but had sucked with his team since entering the league so we picked him up and reclaimed him with Parcells. I can literally not think of a single time we did that. Al Davis is like the king of it with guys like Curry and co.
 
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Bob Sacamano said:
Victor Butler was our 3rd OLB you nit-wit.
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I thought you were saying Lawson was the 4th LB for the Bungles (in a 4-3) so I compared him to the top backup in our 3-4

we dont need him....I'd rather draft people with some upside
 
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I thought you were saying Lawson was the 4th LB for the Bungles (in a 4-3) so I compared him to the top backup in our 3-4

we dont need him....I'd rather draft people with some upside
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I said 4th OLB. How could you confuse that?

And you're right, we don't need to collect OLBs. You could easily cut him and face only a tiny ripple of a cap hit if he doesn't prove in camp that he still has his ability.
 
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superpunk said:
name a time we did this, with someone who was a highly thought of first rounder, but had sucked with his team since entering the league so we picked him up and reclaimed him with Parcells. I can literally not think of a single time we did that. Al Davis is like the king of it with guys like Curry and co.
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I swore after we made the move to sign Colombo, Parcells said that you always take a chance on former 1st round picks.

There was no caveat that said only if they're coming off of injury, that I can recall.

I think that was his explanation for signing Colombo to essentially redshirt for a season.
 
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It's really hard to argue against Kamerion Wimbley, especially since signing him would take up less room than Spencer's $8.8M cap hit and would mean we could sign another 1 or 2 players. He's only 3 months older than Spencer and in only 1 more season than Spencer, Wimbley has 21 more career sacks.

I was going to go with Early Doucet, WR, from the Cardinals.
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He's only 26, has good size, and plays physical. I think he would do well with Romo and as our #3 WR. I'd give him a 2-year deal and let him compete with Holmes, Radway, Harris, and ...choke, cough... Ogeltree.
 
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I've posted this in another thread but here it goes.

Wimbley, Dressen, Ginn jr, Koppen.
 
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