Take Command’s NFC East Defensive Position Rankings | Take Command

On this episode of Take Command, Craig and Logan continue their NFC East position rankings by focusing on the defense. They kick things off with defensive lines before going into linebackers and wrapping things up with the cornerbacks and safeties.
(4:00) Which NFC East Team Is Best In The Trenches?
(18:08) Do The Commanders Have the Best LB’s in the NFL?
(30:26) Who Has the Best Secondary in the NFC East?
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[@ARRIVEVIOLENTLY-HTTC]

First comment wadup Logan #httc4life 💯

[@dennis2782]

Sorry I have to go with Spagnola on Def.....

[@DurbanGurthWorm]

The reason I’m excited to see Jamin at edge is because we haven’t had that archetype of edge rusher in who knows how long ( a quick speed rusher ) and basically referring to a parsons , reddick , bosa type of guy I think Jamin can be that he has the speed and instincts

[@Rogue615]

only issues its his first year, He has to learn all the movies, learn how to beat this big ass tackles. I hope he does great. We shall see my friend

[@dennis2782]

Spagnuolo Tough one to spell hahaha

[@SlimSleazy]

Both of them redefined Wokism. Ben is totally wrong. It's origins come from a look at this country's look at it's racist history and how it's addressed today. But kinda in a cosmetic way. Such as schools and streets named after Robert Lee, or telling the reality of the first Thanksgiving. Cuz in general, white people love the romantic story of Thomas Jefferson and Salley Hemmings, when in reality, she was literally a sex slave. Once you start examining the authors of the constitution, you start to question the legitimatecy of the constitution

[@markphelt6395]

I wanna correct you so bad. But in the end we would ultimately agree. But that is a little shallow. In the 90s we called it consciousness. And the 80s we would say “wake up” and open your eyes. Larry Fishburne in 1987 ended a spike Lee movie by repeatedly yelling “wake up “ while running through a college campus. And I gotta tell ya it wasn’t about Robert E Lee.

[@SlimSleazy]

@markphelt6395 not sure how my post ended up here. I'm going to post it where it belongs

[@markphelt6395]

Glad I could help