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Also on display were his fellow rookie draft mates offensive tackle Teven Jenkins, offensive tackle Larry Borom, running back Khalil Herbert, wide receiver Dazz Newsome, cornerback Thomas Graham Jr. and defensive tackle Khyiris Tonga.
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Though Jacobs made the Pro Bowl last season, he actually took a bit of a step back from the level of player he looked as a rookie. In 13 games, he had 1150 yards and averaged 4.8 yards per carry. Last season he had 1060 yards in 15 games, averaging nearly a full yard per carry less (3.9). Though he did see his touchdown numbers jump from seven as a rookie to 12 last season. He also saw his touches in the passing game increase, making for a better all-around season. He is considered a top ten back in the NFL right now.Tennessee Titans Mouse Pads
While Kerrigan saw his snap count dwindle under new head coach Ron Rivera a season ago, he still finished with 5.5 sacks, propelling him past Dexter Manley for the most in Washington franchise history with 95.5. The No. 16 overall pick out of Purdue in the 2011 NFL Draft was a four-time Pro Bowler in Washington uniform. This is a savvy free-agent signing by Philadelphia.
That should be a very scary thought for opposing centers, guards, and tackles. And a very exciting one for Jaylon Smith, Leighton Vander Esch, Micah Parsons, and the other Cowboys linebackers who’ll be playing behind Bohanna and looking to tee off on running backs.Green Bay Packers Mouse Pads
What it means for 2021: The Giants seemed to miss the memo that the salary cap fell to $185 million this spring. After signing Golladay to a four-year, $72 million deal (sixth in average annual value among WRs), general manager Dave Gettleman inked former Titans cornerback Adoree Jackson to a three-year, $39 million deal to round out the team’s secondary. The Giants still have some questions along the offensive line and will be heavily relying on Ojulari to improve their pass rush, but with Golladay and Toney in the mix, Daniel Jones has more than enough offensive weaponry at his disposal. If the Giants’ quarterback can take a step forward in 2021, the rest of the roster is ready to compete in the NFC East.
