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July 29, 2014 by Mike Dussault

The defensive front fielded a line that included Rob Ninkovich, Smith, Chris Jones and Chandler Jones at one point. That could certainly be an interesting group of pass rushers to throw at an offensive line.

Ninkovich has taken a lot of reps standing on two feet in various sets and schemes to open camp. He does a lot of bumping and re-routing in those looks.

Innnnnteresting. Still can’t wait to see how Easley is integrated into these pass rush fronts.

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