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Flaccomania
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I really liked Houston coming out of college, but at this point I think it's too early to really tell. Kerrigan had the better rookie season, Houston is playing better so far this year. Houston has some ground to make up, but I think he is able to. But, end of year 3 is where I'll be able to more definitively tell. Right now though, Kerrigan has the slight edge due to longevity.
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crunk-colt
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i'd go with Kerrigan. dudes just a beast.
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lomaxgr
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| THESKINSFAN21 wrote: | | Also....Kerrigan HAS NOT MISSED ANY defensive snaps since being drafted,the only player on our D to accomplish that. |
What? Really? He has played every single snap of every single game since being drafted? Can anyone confirm this?
That is absolutely insane for a front 7 player if that is true.
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footy_29
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| lomaxgr wrote: | | THESKINSFAN21 wrote: | | Also....Kerrigan HAS NOT MISSED ANY defensive snaps since being drafted,the only player on our D to accomplish that. |
What? Really? He has played every single snap of every single game since being drafted? Can anyone confirm this?
That is absolutely insane for a front 7 player if that is true. |
He played every snap last year (only Redskin to do this in 2011) and I cannot recall a snap he has missed this year, although I am not 100% certain. He plays DE when the team has 4 down lineman, and he's good in coverage; there's no reason for him to come off, particularly with his fitness. He's an ironman of football.
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diamondbull424
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I'll take Kerrigan if only because I trust his character and effort moreso than Houston. Obviously Houston has been very good to this point and he's probably the more dominant player physically... but I trust Kerrigan more to not make dumb decisions off the field. Testing positive at the combine is failing the idiot test. That may not be Houston, but until I can see multiple years strung together without incident... as well as with effort, then I'm going to go with the player that I can more aptly trust when the discussion is so close between their impact.
... and don't get me wrong, I'm not saying Houston is a bad guy by any means, just that I trust Kerrigan more to this point.
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tom cody
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Ryan Kerrigan.
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