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They asked 18 NFL execs this question - 1/3 of them chose the Cards
Hard to do that with no huddle 3 and outs.Vegas odds on the Cardinal game opened at KC -2.5. It’s now up to -6.0. It’s hard right now to be optimistic about this game. KC’s defense is going to be much improved & I don’t see our D being able to stop Mahomes. Our best hope is to control the clock on O & keep Mahomes off the field.
We kept 5 RB’s. Use them!Hard to do that with no huddle 3 and outs.
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They asked 18 NFL execs this question - 1/3 of them chose the Cards
While everything you state has some element of accuracy that construct still typically provides a subpar output compared to having a dominant passrusherRegarding Edge. Personally I like the idea of a quorum of players filling out the spot rather than having one guy that plays 90% of snaps.
1, We are less exposed to injuries and form
2, It keep's guys fresher late into games where sacks are more important.
3, It's more difficult for tackles to prepare for several guys with different skill sets than 1, maybe 2 guys.
4, Vance can adjust the mix depending on who we are playing. If vs a guy who struggles vs speed then Sanders and Gardeck get more snaps, if power than Dimukeje and Thomas.
How it works in practice we will just have to see.
That would’ve been my off-the-top-of-my-head thought. I’d also have to know who was legitimately available and their asking price and what Joseph thought of fit. But I’m pretty certain the answer to all those variables wasn’t zero experienced candidates.I don’t want to speak for cheese beef, but I’m pretty sure he wanted to bring Reddick back.