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Originally Posted by Fiddler
His ability to extend plays & pick up 6-12 yards moves the chains, & keep us on the field.
The offense doesn't need to change, Rogers will make it more efficient.
& like you said, we're replacing Watt with Matthews, playing on the strong side. We can still get a dynamic rusher on the weak side, if Merci is not that guy. Still we've got Cushing in the middle.
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I will admit, you make a solid case....
Let's seee...
Player . . . Gms . TKL . Sck . P/D. F/F . F/R
Matthews . . .10 . 26 . . 11 ... 2 . 1 ... 0
Hawk . . . . .14 . 71 . . 01 ... 0 . 0 ... 0
Watt . . . . .14 . 61 . . 20+.. 15 . 3 ... 2
ummmm.... Naaah. Too much defensive production to let go of for my tastes. And think about what the drop off in D-line pressure would do to the secondary...
Naaah... Not worth it.
you'd have to toss in a 2nd or a 3rd & a 4th [puts his Rick Smith hat on] ...and why should I give you J.J. Watt - who would be
super inspired to be back playing in front of his Wisconsin homies - to team up with B.J. Raji for that pretty-boy LB and Mr. Discount-Double-Check?
Edit: Make that a 1st and a 4th.