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This from Craig, Craig sent me something from pro football talk.

In the Monday night game, Vikings defensive tackles, they're both new.

Javon Hargrave and Jonathan Allen combined for 13 QB pressures against the Bears.

Last year, Minnesota's starting defensive tackles combined for 21 all season long.

So John Allen apparently had a pretty good football game. So did Emmanuel Forbes. And so did I think

Jeremy Chinn. I think I saw that Chin had a good game. 301-2-3-0-980, 301-2-3-0-0-980.

Who cares about former players?

But it's always good and interesting to keep track of, you know, the players that everybody here convinced,

ah, the terrible pick, can't play, done, you just never know sometimes. Sometimes

it just takes a little while longer. The question being asked right now at 301-2-30980,

what did you see Sunday against the Giants that you think is sustainable throughout the rest of

the season? What do you think you sustainable throughout the rest of the season.

What do you think you saw that it's like, yeah, that's going to hold up, stand up throughout this season? Max and I both had the same answer. We said tackling. They were a very good

tackling team and my logic is if you're a good tackling team in the opener, when most teams aren't, you're

probably going to be a good tackling team all year long.

I also like the versatility up front in particular and maybe the depth, and I thought

the back end clearly looked more talented and much better as tacklers.

What do you guys think?

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