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I have seen some signs that give some optimism for the future with him, but he has to pan out next season.

The Eagles got the much better deal. DRC for Kolb would have still been to much not to mention the 2nd round pick. Now if Kolb turns in to the second coming of warner than yes

Very explosive runner

Dan Williams is on IR after breaking his arm a couple weeks ago. He was playing well when he got hurt though, our 6th round pick David Carter who just looked like a depth pick at the time has done a great job when he gets out there at NT.

Acho is great, starting right now and is second behind Campbell for sacks with 6. Very smart kid too.

Housler is fast, his numbers should be better than they are if you look them up too. The QBs have missed him three or four times on wide open throws where he probably would have scored.

Our rookie Fullback Anthony Sherman is a good checkdown option and he has been a good lead blocker.

The other guys Quan Sturdivant (Practice Squad ILB) and DeMarco Sampson (depth WR) haven’t done much yet.

Slow and steady, one game a year, hitting singles like Ichiro. By 2013 we are at ten wins a year and rising, perennial playoff locks. You better think twice before you bring that hatchet job of a hairstyle to the NFC West, Jon Gruden.

I want to end the season on a high note, and going from 1-6 to 8-8 would just be huge for this team.

Peterson because I have a feeling his pass coverage will be improved next year, and mixing that with his return skills will just be huge.

Williams because he looked dynamic when I saw him run in training camp, and if he is fully healed from his injury he can be a huge weapon for us in the ground game.

I’d like to see Levi Brown gone. He has played better in the last couple of weeks, but he never did enough to justify his draft status and contract. Should not be a Left Tackle, either move him to guard or find someone better to take his place.

He’s going to be an elite LB in a few years.

He will take up 16 million in salary cap space next year. If they can’t renegotiate, he will be probably be gone and the Cards will draft someone or use free agency to fill the hole

I can’t even get mad when he did it in such an impressive way.

The most impressive part? He planned it in advance. Like, he didn’t do a simple hurdle and the defender knocked his legs above him. He saw that guy, told himself “fuck it, I’m going to do a front flip over this motherfucker”, and he actually did it.

The one I was talking about was one where Adrian Wilson hit Dalton with his shoulder right as he threw, but the refs said he led with his helmet. We had the same thing happen against Newton in week 1 taking away a pick.

So frustrating when the refs are biased against you.

He doesn’t have a good grade on PFF, but some of the guys that have gone against him like Dez Bryant and Mike Wallace gave him praise after the games. A.J. Green also said he was the best corner he has gone up against all year long (At the bottom of this link).

I think that going to the Pro Bowl will help him a lot because he will be able to talk with guys like Revis and learn from them different ways to improve his game. You can tell from listening to him in interviews that he wants to be one of the best in the NFL and he is going to work as hard as he can to make that happen.

I’m not sure how they will handle the carries, I’m sure Beanie will get the majority of the carries unless Williams goes out there and lights it up right away. I’m guessing Beanie will get about 200 carries, Williams will get somewhere around 100.

They still have LaRod Stephens-Howling to mix in with some of the packages too because of his speed and how he can make things happen in the open field.

I don’t know the weakness of the defense right now because they haven’t given up a lot of big plays lately. Double moves sounds like the most likely one to work though.

They still give up what seems like something between 80 and 100 yards on the ground a game, but they aren’t giving up the big long runs.

Just have Skittles doing the runs that he is good at, and he should be fine.