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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 435436" data-attributes="member: 4300">If Neal can return completely healthy I think he'll be very productive based upon the short period of time he was completely healthy. Can he return 100% from his injuries? If he can, can he stay healthy? Is he injury prone or unlucky regarding injuries? If he is, it doesn't matter whether it's his body type, DNA, or just bad luck: The result is the same.  armand34, I gotta disagree about CJ Wilson. He needs to significantly improve IMO and the proof of that is the stat quoted in the OP. In 2010 the DL averaged 5.1 pressures per game. In 2011 it averaged a pitiful 2.2 per game, less than half as many. McGinn writes Wilson played a little more than one-third of snaps and averaged one pressure every 113.4 snaps. That's not "decent enough" IMO and he needs to improve or be replaced. I heard Michael Lombardi on the radio this morning. He's at the combine and was asked which position is deepest. He didn't hesitate in answering DL. I hope the Packers grab one in the first three rounds and another later in the draft if DL is really that deep. </blockquote>

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