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Who will lead the 2026 team in sacks?

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Wilson.

He won't lead the team but I can see Moten putting up a very nice figure considering his role/ position.
 
DMoney said:
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Silentobserver said:
Darkhorse - Blount. I can see him benefitting from Moten getting doubled inside. I can also see Blount getting the benefit of being the guy who cleans up after Lightfoot and Wilson
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I couldn't agree with you more

I expect Blount to play the 4i/SDE role next year. He did well this year expect for a few 'young' mistakes. He pushes the pocket well and, for a kid that was 18, held his own physically.

Wilson and Moten will get alot of attention, leaving Blount to work 1on1. With the way he's already developed, and the competition behind him (Lowe/Keona), he a guy ill be watching closely next year
 
FrancisSawyer said:
Wilson
Lowe
Lightfoot
Blount
Moten
Scott
Scroggins
Pickett
This front is sick!
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Not many rooms lack depth and experience on this team.

LBs have some experience (Mo, Bonner, and Chase) but not sure if the depth is there yet (need the young guys like Wiley, JJ, and Campbell to develop quickly).

TEs have Lofton and Gilbert. Need those two to be steady and find spots to produce. This room becomes better if Mueller steps in can provide something, and if Carver recovers from the knee. This room doesn't look to good going into 26, but with the depth at WR, solid OL play and OL who can provide endline blocking in jumbo sets maybe a less than average TE isn't the season killer as we might think.

OL is a question mark, but there's talent and experience in that room. Whatever we field here will be better than what Mario had to throw out there in 22.

Crazy to think that the real glaring issue on the team is TE while all the other rooms are at best (simply through projection) slightly above average or significantly above average. Insane to think that as good as 26 looks on paper it still won't be Mario's most talented team.
 
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Whoever takes Keionte’s spot. Brown or Thornton.
But who knows with this group. We finally have options 2 deep!
 
Silentobserver said:
Not many rooms lack depth and experience on this team.

LBs have some experience (Mo, Bonner, and Chase) but not sure if the depth is there yet (need the young guys like Wiley, JJ, and Campbell to develop quickly).

TEs have Lofton and Gilbert. Need those two to be steady and find spots to produce. This room becomes better if Mueller steps in can provide something, and if Carver recovers from the knee. This room doesn't look to good going into 26, but with the depth at WR, solid OL play and OL who can provide endline blocking in jumbo sets maybe a less than average TE isn't the season killer as we might think.

OL is a question mark, but there's talent and experience in that room. Whatever we field here will be better than what Mario had to throw out there in 22.

Crazy to think that the real glaring issue on the team is TE while all the other rooms are at best (simply through projection) slightly above average or significantly above average. Insane to think that as good as 26 looks on paper it still won't be Mario's most talented team.
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We also have Briggs at TE coming in.
 
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I’m glad we didn’t hit the portal that much on the dline. I’m glad to see these young guys ball out with more expanded playing time
 
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