scottsp
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Offenses that oppose us, if nothing else, better bring depth to the table when it comes to the offensive line. The manner in which we rotate fresh, big, talented down linemen could prove to be unreal. I know the front/scheme was different when Jimmah called the shots (4-3 to 3-4), but after getting Troy in the fold, the next order of bidness was building a formidable defensive line. And it proved to be key in our Super Bowl runs, IMO.
As for my vote, I'll take Chris Canty. The kid is a bull and showed in his first season that he is capable of collapsing the pocket on a consistent basis. He is disruptive, even when doubled. And now word is he's over 3 bills. I anticipate huge things for him.
A lot of the same can be said for Marcus Spears. And I think Jason Hatcher could be one of those players we look back at in ten years and wonder how the hell he lasted until the third round.
As for my vote, I'll take Chris Canty. The kid is a bull and showed in his first season that he is capable of collapsing the pocket on a consistent basis. He is disruptive, even when doubled. And now word is he's over 3 bills. I anticipate huge things for him.
A lot of the same can be said for Marcus Spears. And I think Jason Hatcher could be one of those players we look back at in ten years and wonder how the hell he lasted until the third round.