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[denverYooper]

Raji had an unfortunately short career but he was a huge factor in that 2010 defense and SuperBowl run. His play down the stretch that year makes it pretty tough to argue that was a bad pick.

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Raji had an unfortunately short career but he was a huge factor in that 2010 defense and SuperBowl run. His play down the stretch that year makes it pretty tough to argue that was a bad pick.

if it wasn't for the touchdown and the truffle shuffle afterwards, i doubt most people would remember him other then being a 1st round bust

[Pugger]

if it wasn't for the touchdown and the truffle shuffle afterwards, i doubt most people would remember him other then being a 1st round bust

I think you are being rather harsh in your assessment of Raji's play. He had 152 solo tackles and 11 sacks as a nose tackle in 6 years.

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I think you are being rather harsh in your assessment of Raji's play. He had 152 solo tackles and 11 sacks as a nose tackle in 6 years.

sooo, 25 or so tackles a year and less then 2 sack per year for a 1st round pick

also, we gave up a ton of yards on the ground when he was in there being the run stuffer

we were talking about him being a bust before he quit on the team, then came back only to be injured right away (to grab his paycheck imo), then give up on the team again

at the end of the day, at best, you could say he was average. never came close to being worth the #9 pick or whatever he was

[woodbuck27]

I think you are being rather harsh in your assessment of Raji's play. He had 152 solo tackles and 11 sacks as a nose tackle in 6 years.

What did you see him become?

[mraynrand]

What did you see him become?

A guy who had 152 solo tackles and 11 sacks as a nose tackle in 6 years.

[pbmax]

A guy who had 152 solo tackles and 11 sacks as a nose tackle in 6 years.

Also as an out of position 3 technique.

[woodbuck27]

Also as an out of position 3 technique.

Can we agree then that he wasn't adaptable?

He actually IMO was for the most part unavailable or sadly 'Useless Flesh' after the Packers last Super Bowl win.