every team would want one. Which is so funny, because no team wanted him.

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Weak spots:
Secondary has been ON (Ravens game) and OFF (Broncos game) poor tackling and large cushions. If you guys play what they give you, you can march down the field like the Broncos.
Depth is short at linebacker, Mayo was out for a few weeks and is back, but reps may be limited. We even brought back 40 yr old Junior Seau, to get some depth.
We’ve been playing mostly 4-3 defense this year (even though we’re traditionally 3-4) because we’re short on ‘backers. With Seau in, we’re hoping we go back to 3-4 and get more pressure. I expect you guys to establish the run right away, but if they’re smart, they’ll steer clear of Vince Wilfork.

On the Offense, Tom hasn’t played like Tom. Peyton took awhile to come back last year, so we’re hoping that is what is going on. No passes beyond 40 yards, period. Sucks.
Welker was out for two weeks, and has been playing at around 80%. At full health, he’s nigh uncoverable, but between his knee and Brady’s arm, it has been ugly at times.
Past Moss and Welker, our receiver corps is spotty. Galloway has forgotten how to run routes, catch passes, and even what the out of bounds lines mean. Edelman is fast and Welker-like, but he’s a QB turned WR, he hasn’t picked up all the subtletys. Aiken is mainly a special-teams player, that has gotten more reps because we need another receiver. I expect double coverage on Moss, a fast DB on Welker.
In the running game, Taylor is out, Maroney isn’t decisive (close to a bust), Morris is consistent, Faulk is mostly a third down back, and Benjarvus Green-Ellis (Law Firm) hasn’t played much this year, although he showed flashes last year. I expect the Titans to try to stuff the run right away.
Our starting left tackle is out, so I expect to see pressure on that side to test the backup.

but still bad.