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Bill B Presents TMC's Pick the Position Poll

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View Poll Results: What Position Is Our Most Pressing Need?
CB 42 40.00%
S 5 4.76%
DE 32 30.48%
DT 15 14.29%
LB 8 7.62%
OT 1 0.95%
OG 1 0.95%
K 1 0.95%
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Old 12-12-2006, 04:11 PM   #11
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Re: Bill B Presents TMC's Pick the Position Poll

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I went with something a little more surprising here. I said OG. Our pass pro has been horrid at times this season, we are among the tops of the league in holding penalties, and Dockery is a free agent. I want a OG who can start from day 1 and pass block better than DD while also being powerful in the run game.
Interesting point on the holding penalties. Something is wrong when every guy on the line gets a holding penalty or false start each game. There isn't one specific person though, they all are guilty of it. And yes, the pass protection has struggled a lot (but that might have to do with Saunders and the H-Backs and tightends picking up blitzes properly.
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