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  1. What Happened To Michael Davis in 2023? It’s not like Michael Davis fell flat on his face, it’s just he was reminiscent of pre-2022 Davis, the one with the okay stats that’s good to have, but there are better options. There were bright spots in 2023. His pass rush grade went up a smidge from the previous year to 77.8 which is the highest it’s been his whole career. He had more STOPs (18), and solo tackles (56), and his run defense grade was higher (64.1) than in 2022. But ultimately, his overall defense grade was lower (56.5), and he missed more tackles (10) despite only playing 49 more snaps. Daniel Popper of The Athletic first reported in Week 12 that Davis had been replaced by Deane Leonard because of poor performance. Where Davis excelled in 2022 in covering these high-powered receivers, he seemed to struggle in 2023. Part of that may be because of the failed J.C. Jackson experiment. Popper said in Week 2 that when Davis did step in for Jackson against the Titans, Davis relayed that “he struggled to find a rhythm amid the rotation.” So part of Davis’ woes can be attributed to coaching, but the other part you can just chock up to Davis being Davis. He’s been solid at times but gets sucked into the defensive issues of the whole team and is just as complicit in the explosive plays killing their games as everyone else. Hope he'll be back to his 2022 season level.
  2. I believe he can do it with Forbes, but I still have doubts about Igbinoghene. He couldn't fix him in Dallas, I don't see how here ?. I'd like to hear him about this signing. In the mean time as you said we can hope.
  3. He played only 16 games once (during his rookie season), and judging by last year stats, we'll probably won't have to pronounce his name. The Miami Dolphins entered 2020 with three draft picks in the first round. They didn't hit on all three. Noah Igbinoghene was considered a bust from the moment he was drafted. From Pokes forum: "Why did they hang on to this guy (inactive) all season long?"
  4. https://www.foxsports.com/nfl/trenton-brown-player-injuries https://www.nbcsportsboston.com/nfl/new-england-patriots/trent-brown-responds-to-reporter-questioning-his-problem-of-being-late/565177/
  5. Since the FO had an interview with Brian Thomas Jr. 6' 4" / 205 https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2024-nfl-draft-college-to-pro-projections-for-lsu-wr-brian-thomas-jr
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