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Which DL transfer will have the biggest impact in 2022?

Most impactful DL transfer in 2022

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What a great problem to have, they’re all going to contribute..crazy in one off season we totally revamped a weakness into a major strength imho
 
Boarcane said:
Agude and it’s not close. He will be drafted and not late. He’s literally a freak and everyone is blow away by his talent. Mesidor will be number two. The DT’s will matter, but they won’t put up the stats in this scheme to make noise for this list. Don’t sleep on Jake. He’s a grown *** man and probably the strongest physically in this group. He’s a dog too fwiw Honorable mention for Kelly. While everyone is focused on the freshman running back, this is the one we’ll be taking about the most as the year progresses
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Empirical Cane said:
Was Nesta really not a Mario type player or did he bounce prematurely?
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He met with Mario and didn’t have the attitude he was looking for. Honestly is was a contentious meeting, almost disrespectful. He was politely told to kick rocks and is now at Arizona State. He’ll soon be in the movie business with Bubba. None of this was intended to be humorous fwiw
 
Boarcane said:
He met with Mario and didn’t have the attitude he was looking for. Honestly is was a contentious meeting, almost disrespectful. He was politely told to kick rocks and is now at Arizona State. He’ll soon be in the movie business with Bubba. None of this was intended to be humorous fwiw
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Seriously? Wow.

Well then good riddance.
 
I voted for Jackson even though he isn’t going to put up crazy stats, just because of the kind of game-changing impact he’s capable of having. A guy like him has the quiet potential to completely wreck opposing run games and redirect their game plans.

But that said, the fact that you see so many names being brought up and that there’s no clear favorite in this discussion demonstrates the unreal transformation the coaches have done with the DL. Not only could it be better than the DLs we fielded between 16-18’, it could be the best since the lines we largely enjoyed between 00-06’.

We’re going to be able to rotate guys like the elite teams have been able to do. Not saying we have UGA-talent, but the depth is real. Makes a huge impact on being able to play full blast late into games as well as survive critical injuries that might occur.
 
I just watched Moultrie's highlights and man if he's 3rd team we're in great shape. I know no one is talking about it him but I now understand why we went and got him.
 
Liberty City El said:
Yes, he played DE at USC
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I am curious to see what our short yardage goalline unit looks like. I haven't gone back to see what Steele does in these situations yet but I can envision a double A gap look of Jackson/Miller or bear front of Jackson/Miller/Lich.


/Weird to have depth on the DL. We've come a long way from Ojomo playing 3 tech under Golden.
 
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Dre said:
I just watched Moultrie's highlights and man if he's 3rd team we're in great shape. I know no one is talking about it him but I now understand why we went and got him.
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I was just about to post something along the lines that it would be funny if he had the best season since no one is talking about him.
He is not bad and will be around the ball to make plays.
 
dukemv said:
Was thinking they may move Lichtenstein to DE sometimes similar to Rousseau, he think he has the tools for it?
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In the practice clips we can see Lichtestein standing by Jackson and he seems to be the same height and size.Kid has to be well over 300 lbs if its true Jackson is 320.
 
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