So who does everyone think should be the third LB?  Durant or Ingram?

I'd have to go with Durant.

TMD on Mike Walker Sep.7: "because he stinks" "Why don't you get it? WTH has this player done, besides be an OTA wonder?" "In the exhibition games, he's shown eggo hands." "It's like you people are truly shocked/ mystified/ surprised that Harris produced another bust." FREE JAGSTUNNA!!!!!! PRAISE MOD

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TMD on Mike Walker Sep.7: "because he stinks" "Why don't you get it? WTH has this player done, besides be an OTA wonder?" "In the exhibition games, he's shown eggo hands." "It's like you people are truly shocked/ mystified/ surprised that Harris produced another bust." FREE JAGSTUNNA!!!!!! PRAISE MOD

To add on to this, in that article Imentioned that was not up very long. He described Durant and Ingram as "good" players and daryl Smith as "outstanding" for what its worth.

ahh, thank you

In that article on the front page, Del Rio also mentions more than once that they are "not done adding players whether it be through the draft or trade."

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He's got 3 young & HEALTHY guys at his position who all stepped up in his absence last season including the post-season. Plus Durant is a stud in the making, how are you gonna willingly keep him off the field?

If I was Mike P. I wouldn't take too much ease with those words.

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The thing about M. Peterson's game is that it is built on speed and instincts, but those things allow for his greatest ability, his tackling. He is always quick to the ball, but when he gets there, the runner goes down, pretty much everytime, and that is what has made him such a good MLB for this team. He understands and performs extremely well in this Defense and it is very rare to see him miss a tackle as long as he isn't hindered the way that he was vs. New England in 2005 with that club on his hand. I think that that game is a big reason why J. Del Rio was so hesitant about having him come back into the starting lineup. If he can't tackle, all of his speed and instincts don't do him, or anyone else for that matter, much good.

If he does not lose a step this year, I think that his presence provides for so much flexibility with the LB corps because now you have yourself four starting caliber LB's on the roster. And with the depleted Defensive Line, you need as much help from your LB's that you can get. Now we have ourselves four guys that can pretty much play all three downs.

Now if some team out there (Atlanta maybe?) comes around and wants to give us something phenomenal for him (one of those three Second Rounders would be nice) then trade him and thanks for the time Mike. Otherwise, there is no reason to not have him here for '08 and see if he can earn himself a new contract for '09.

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