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Groot’s good start!


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His knock coming out was, "lack of game experience" if memory serves me, correctly? 

 

All of the physical attributes were there, essentially 

 

Well, it looks as if his development is going as planned 

 

I get Jason Taylor vibes when I watch him play 

 

One can hope.... 

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6 hours ago, Conlan58 said:

He's on pace for 51 sacks. Anything less will be a disappointment now that we know he is capable.

 

Great start!

 

If he keeps this up he's on pace for one hell of a pay day too !!! 😆

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While I have predicted a monster season for Rousseau, it must be said that RT Jonah Williams was injured early on and only play 36% of the snaps on O.  
 

was good to see them move Rousseau around.  Seemed like von played mostly on the left side but I could be wrong. 

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4 hours ago, Logic said:

Five sacks all of last season.

Three sacks this year, going into game two.

He was a game wrecker. I think he has the potential to become one of the top five edge rushers in the game this year. I know that's saying a lot, and I know people get sick of the "he's so young" argument because of Tremaine Edmunds, but....Groot is 24. His body looks night and day different than it did when he was a rookie. He has grown into his frame, learned the game, and....look out. He could be a VERY good one.

 

Good point, Edmunds wont be 24 for another 5 years

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