Was miss the most this season on defense. Between Quinn,Olgetree ,TJ, or EJ. IMO I got 2 say Olgetree he was on his way for a Career year
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JackDRams
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How can you say Ogletree? He's the last I would pick. Yeah he was doing well, but Barron came in and did better in my opinion. TJ wasn't out that long, and our corners did very well without EJ. Tru took the jump. It has to be Quinn. No ifs ands or buts about it. Our d line was solid. But it could have been elite.
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It has to be Quinn, we dropped from 1st or 2nd in sacks after Quinn was hurt to 11th, but Tree was leading the league in tackles when he got injured.
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Easily Quinn. Our pass rush looked pretty mediocre in several games this season. Particularly against Minnesota, a game that ended up being crucial.
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The most telling sign of how the league now feels about the new Los Angeles Rams is whether the non-called penalties against The Mighty Quinn begin to count in our favor. Each of those non-calls are like 10-yard sacks. If we count those as sacks, it's very possible that The Mighty One has already broken the Immortal Deacon Jones 26-sack season record.
