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  3. In his time at Georgia, Mims had a completely clean sheet ... Holding penalties = 0 False starts = 0 Sacks allowed = 0 QB hits allowed = 0 Can't wait to see the dancing bear 🐻 at practice on Friday 🧡
  4. Like a puma stalking it's prey ... Mike was soaking up that Shiesty aura ☀️
  5. I would love to see Ossasi play LB and have him be a joker who switches sides on passing downs to rush the passer or helps out in the run, he's a crazy athlete who needs to be on the field more, IMO.
  6. As a general rule I would never have a player on a 1 year contract. It only benefits the player and gives them all the leverage. 2 year contracts should be the minimum. Gesicki and Trent Brown should have both been on 2 year deals, just in case either of them shines in their new role, you get the second year at a discounted rate. But alas ...
  7. Agreed, this defense is built to play with a lead and defend passing attacks. They struggled against physical teams that focus on running the ball, which is what the teams in our division love to do; if you can't stop them from doing that then it's going to be a long day at the office.
  8. True. Lou is the only defensive coordinator in the NFL to basically play a 4-7 defense ... 4 DL, 7 DBs (2 pretend to be LBs, but were college S). He's eliminated the traditional LB position from the team for all intents and purposes. A 4-7 can be lethal when your team has the lead, but it's predicated on having the lead (with a healthy Burrow). When you get down in games, it's Achilles heel is that you can pound the run against it if you have a good run blocking OL (see Cleveland, Baltimore).
  9. I'm also thinking since he is on a one year contract (kind of a surprise) that he will be playing for a lot more via a plump extension. Good on him!
  10. Agree, but even though Wilson and Pratt are better at defending the pass than the run, they both took a step backward last season. I honestly think that when Burrow is down and out, it affects every area of the team in a negative way. Maybe it shouldn't, but it does. The defense is built with the expectation that a healthy Burrow will be keep the points coming, which means the opposing offenses need to score a lot too. That usually means passing and pushing the down the field to keep up. But when Burrow is out or so hobbled that he's basically a statue, then opponents play more conservatively because there's not a desperate need to score quickly and often.
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    Hind Rajab was Hamas?
  12. He helped create Hamas and funded them over a decade..he refused to deal with the PLO and decided to prop up Hamas because it gave Israel the enemy that it needed to justify its extermination of the Palestinians. Hamas was a fringe radical group until Netanyahu started giving them 30 million dollars a month, that kind of money goes a long way and buys influence and power. He set them up so he could have a boogeyman to go after, they allowed for the October 7th attack to occur so they could justify what they are doing now...all of this is according to the Zionist plan. https://apnews.com/article/new-york-times-hamas-attack-israel-gaza-6088cad78f5e4153d671fe9b5b819308
  13. NFL is willing to play deeper into winter but not start earlier in summer. I think they kicked off the season before Labor day a few times but the ratings weren't very good so they've vowed not to do it again. Converting preseason game 3 to a regular season game will move them earlier so the revenue gains may not be as much as they hope, especially if they start even earlier to add a second bye week.
  14. Exactly, I don't see what young DBs have to do with Pratt not knowing how to tackle or stop from getting blown up...it's more of a defensive line thing if anything..but everyone knows our LBs are just big safeties that play the pass well but struggle vs the run.
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