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I was pondering (getting a boner actually) this weekend the "what if's" and Simmons was on the list.
If we're holding our own and make a play off run ... watching Pee's utilize Simmons (granted it'd be limited due to injury recovery, game shape, and just being a rookie), but man it could be a thing of beauty at the right time.
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I'm looking at maybe a week 13 premiere
With a post season berth
By January he can contribute
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I wouldn’t do it, unless you’re talking a 4-6 snap count limit.
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Running him thru the motions is worth doing
5 snaps a game wouldn't be a bad idea those first few weeks hes activated
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Offseason is getting started and before camp begins I thought I'd see who you guys expect to break out this year.
I'm gonna go with Landry. I think he started off strong last season and showed flashed but this season becomes an every down player and a threat rushing off the edge. I know some aren't that high on him, but I think he has the speed and quickness to be really good and he'll benefit from learning from Cam Wake.
I'm gonna go with Landry. I think he started off strong last season and showed flashed but this season becomes an every down player and a threat rushing off the edge. I know some aren't that high on him, but I think he has the speed and quickness to be really good and he'll benefit from learning from Cam Wake.
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I like Landry alot think he'll get plenty of pressure on qbs this year and maybe top our list for sacks.
I'm getting pumped for our rookie wr Brown, Davis will be the player getting double teamed at the start and if the hype is to believed Brown gets good YAC. Would like to see some big runs from our receiving core this year.
I'm getting pumped for our rookie wr Brown, Davis will be the player getting double teamed at the start and if the hype is to believed Brown gets good YAC. Would like to see some big runs from our receiving core this year.
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If Wake gets as much pressure on the QB's as he did in Miami, that's going to help Landry out a lot!
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I'm excited about him too. They could be a deadly duo with Hump in the middle along with Walker. We're probably gonna field the best receiving group we've had as the Titans franchise imo.
I'd hate to have to tackle Davis and Brown. Both big strong receivers who can run you over or run past you. I'm excited about this year. Sneaky good draft
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I'm going to go with Henry. Was really coming along strong to finish the season and looked a lot smarter and more confident. I truly believes it carries over to this coming season.
Not to mention, we quite possibly have the best WR corp we've seen in Nashville. So defenses better respect that.
I just really hope Arthur Smith can take advantage of the mismatches we could potentially force.
Not to mention, we quite possibly have the best WR corp we've seen in Nashville. So defenses better respect that.
I just really hope Arthur Smith can take advantage of the mismatches we could potentially force.
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I think you're right. I don't know how I forgot about him. And I think you're right about the WR's helping him out too, I didn't think about that factor.
That's a lot of big men running down the field. We have a damn good offense on paper
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My breakout picks are:
Rashan Evans. At ILB and sometimes off the edge, he will begin to look like a guy our defense will be built around for years.
On offense, an underdog pick, Jonnu Smith. He becomes more of a wolf and comes in strong, challenging Delanie for the #1 TE spot even when both are healthy.
Rashan Evans. At ILB and sometimes off the edge, he will begin to look like a guy our defense will be built around for years.
On offense, an underdog pick, Jonnu Smith. He becomes more of a wolf and comes in strong, challenging Delanie for the #1 TE spot even when both are healthy.
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