CUTS
-
I'd like to get Pope and Bruce Davis.... Aloy...they got maroney, taylor , faulk, morris ...they gonna keep 5 rb's?
@shepwrite said:
Put Bruce Davis on the I Don't Know Shit About Shit side of my ledger. I really wanted him.Don't worry. It happens to the draft-geekiest of us. Hell, I used to be a big D.J. Shockley fan.
Aloy...they got maroney, taylor , faulk, morris ...they gonna keep 5 rb's?
Mike Reiss is projecting them to keep five. But if one is cut, I'd expect it to be Morris: he makes twice as much and is eight years older.
-
Colts cut DE Marcus Howard. Probably not a good scheme fit for us but is a freakish athlete (ran a 4.47 at the Combine).
It'll be interesting to see where he ends up. I bet several special teams coaches are lobbying to bring him in.
-
-
What are the rules? If someone is cut by another team do you have to sign him to your active roster or can you sign him to the practice squad if you are low team on the totem pole? Is he essentially a free agent?
-
Brian Russell got cut by Seattle, I say bring him back. He may not be fast but he was a beast at safety.
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/09/05/seahawks-p...eran-s-russell/
-
NFL.com's Jason La Canfora is hearing that Jaguars OL Tony Pashos might get cut:
Jason La Canfora said:
Tony Pashos has starting tackle experience, but he has been moved inside by the Jaguars. He is set to make $4.3 million this season, and for a team that doesn’t have a big budget and is looking at blackouts, that could be an issue. A team like the Seahawks might end up making sense for Pashos via trade or if he is released, given Seattle’s offensive line woes.According to former Browns/Ravens scout Daniel Jeremiah, the Browns are a likely suitor:
Daniel Jeremiah said:
If JAX cuts RT Tony Pashos, I can almost guarantee the Browns sign him. Kokinis loved him in BLT. Both Greek by the way...Aloysius said:
NFL.com's Jason La Canfora is hearing that Jaguars OL Tony Pashos might get cut:According to former Browns/Ravens scout Daniel Jeremiah, the Browns are a likely suitor:
They would have to do something drastic to clear some Cap space if they want to make a run at Pashos. Fraley, Heiden or another veteran with a big salary?
-
If Pashos gets cut, he may want to sign a one year, prove it deal, then get a big deal in next year's potentially cap-free offseason. That would make him somewhat more affordable.
-
Ravens cut Cedric Peerman: high character guy who's a very good receiver out of the backfield.
Should be interesting to see if he clears waivers.
-
Brian Russell got cut by Seattle, I say bring him back. He may not be fast but he was a beast at safety.
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/09/05/seahawks-p...eran-s-russell/
Brian Russell got cut by Seattle, I say bring him back. He may not be fast but he was a beast at safety.
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/09/05/seahawks-p...eran-s-russell/
I simply don't get the obsession with Russell. Dude was frozen yogurt, at best.
You know, a suitable proxy in a pinch, but far from the real thing.
-
What are the rules? If someone is cut by another team do you have to sign him to your active roster or can you sign him to the practice squad if you are low team on the totem pole? Is he essentially a free agent?
What are the rules? If someone is cut by another team do you have to sign him to your active roster or can you sign him to the practice squad if you are low team on the totem pole? Is he essentially a free agent?
Guys with only a few years in the league first go through the waiver process; if you claim a guy then, he has to go on your 53 man roster.
However, if no one claims him, you can then sign him to your practice squad. Technically, you have just as much an opportunity to sign him as the team who cut him, but guys tend to prefer to stick with the team they were with in camp.
But in some cases, a guy is so offended at being cut that he declines an offer to join that team's p-squad, instead signing elsewhere. Former FSU LB Buster Davis did that a few years ago when the Cardinals cut him.
-
Brian Russell got cut by Seattle, I say bring him back. He may not be fast but he was a beast at safety.
http://blogs.nfl.com/2009/09/05/seahawks-p...eran-s-russell/
I simply don't get the obsession with Russell. Dude was frozen yogurt, at best.
You know, a suitable proxy in a pinch, but far from the real thing.
mz. said:
I simply don't get the obsession with Russell. Dude was frozen yogurt, at best.You know, a suitable proxy in a pinch, but far from the real thing.
Yeah, but when he was in the game, our secondary was usually where it was supposed to be. No blown assignments. No sweeps getting around the corner. No wide open middles for draws to blow up into. No safeties not covering the over for tight cover corners.
So maybe he hasn't the physical skills to stack up at this level... but he has the smarts for it.
-
Got to think this roster is far from a done deal. Some of the 52 shouldn't be get real comfortable just yet. Once they see the cuts and also look at the waiver wire. It could get interesting. Anyone claimed off of waivers has to go on the 53 man roster. From what I saw, the Lions are at 53.
-
-
Aloysius said:
Tony Pashos cutPittsburgh might be interested - no report of that, just a thought.
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login