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Where Do We LEAST Need To Improve?

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View Poll Results: Where Do We LEAST Need To Improve?
CB 22 14.67%
DE 7 4.67%
DT 31 20.67%
OG 16 10.67%
OT 54 36.00%
WR 20 13.33%
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Old 03-17-2008, 03:19 PM   #14
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Re: Where Do We LEAST Need To Improve?

Well, if the question is where do we least need to "improve", then I'm going with OT. Anyone else we bring in certainly won't overtake either Samuels or Jansen.....it'd be merely a depth move (which I would support, but it isn't our biggest need).

I could see improving at WR through the draft (although perhaps we'd have to wait a year or so for the rookie to develop). I could definitely see improvements in DE (in fact, a round one DE could probably start by mid-season), and CB (if nothing else, a top rookie could be an impoved #3 CB). DT could be improved as well, but I think our needs are greater at DE and CB. OG is kind of similar to OT in that I don't see anyone new coming in and starting for us, but between the two, I'm more comfortable with our OTs than our OGs (in terms of the injury bug).
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