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Originally posted by Beerman View PostHow is this hard to grasp. He signed BEFORE Ingram got hurt. Ingram, JJ, English are the top 3. Barnes would of been 4th string. Get it? He and English pretty much split defensive snap scraps last season. Would of been the same without the injury.
He is currently starting in NY. That wasn't an option on this team at the time. You don't get to make an argument after the fact like you predicted Ingram would blow out his ACL.
I expect the Jest to use him like we did last year, as a guy who is more suited to rushing the passer than for stopping the run. Changing teams rarely changes the basics.
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Originally posted by Beerman View PostHow is this hard to grasp. He signed BEFORE Ingram got hurt. Ingram, JJ, English are the top 3. Barnes would of been 4th string. Get it? He and English pretty much split defensive snap scraps last season. Would of been the same without the injury.
He is currently starting in NY. That wasn't an option on this team at the time. You don't get to make an argument after the fact like you predicted Ingram would blow out his ACL.
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Originally posted by Den60 View PostBeen a relatively fundamental point for me for quite some time. But people hate it when I point it out. Funny, eh?
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Originally posted by Beerman View PostI see we are back to the Barnes topic. Still don't see how anyone would expect to see him resign with us to be the 4th string OLB vs. a chance to start with the Jets. I would of loved to see him come back, but I think it's naive to think if given a choice he would have come back.
Ingram is the guy I would want to use significantly differently when he comes back. Maybe that doesn't happen right away, maybe they let him develop as a classic 34 OLB first. But Ingram is a mix of outside guy, inside guy. I don't think he is that special in any one area. What makes him special is that he can be a Karl Mecklenburg type of rush LB. Moves around, lines up everywhere and can attack any part of an offense. He just needs his technique to catch up with his physical abilities first. But with the development of Reyes and Liuget, there is probably not much chance of that now.
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