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Old 02-02-2013   #2
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Default Re: Next Man Up: 2012′s Biggest Losses and Best Subs
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Next Man Up: 2012′s Biggest Losses and Best Subs
Peter Damilatis | 2013/02/01
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Clay Matthews, 3-4 OLB, Green Bay Packers
The Packers’ pass rush went on life support during four weeks without Matthews, as Dezman Moses earned just seven quarterback pressures in that span and was completely invisible at times.
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Funny. You'd think with that Super Bowl caliber QB they'd have at least made it to the NFC Championship round. As it stands, he couldn't get his team any further than Schaub was able to get his....

& both teams were missing their star USC LB.......


things that make you go "Hmmmm.... "

Not to mention they have better receivers as well.
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