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Tommy Polley (1 Viewer)

What is going to happen to Tommy Polley?

  • Stay with the Ravens as a backup

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  • Get dropped then start somewhere else

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  • Get dropped then and get a backup job somewhere else

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  • Retire

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Polley is currently a free agent is not on any NFL roster. If he's not signed soon, he'll be competing with the June 1st cuts.

Not good.

 
Polley is currently a free agent is not on any NFL roster.  If he's not signed soon, he'll be competing with the June 1st cuts.

Not good.
Polley signed with the Saints. To me this made alot of sense and was suprised it didn't happen sooner. Polley seemed to fill in adequately for Lewis, at least it seemed. (KFFL) ESPN.com's John Clayton reports the New Orleans Saints have signed free agent LB Tommy Polley (Ravens) to an undisclosed contract.

 
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Does he start on the Saints? Seems he would, their LB core is incredibly weak.
He could start, but he'll have to beat out Simmons/Bockwoldt/Fujita. More likely, Polley will be veteran depth. The signing of Polley (and Jay Foreman) is almost certainly in response to the loss of James Allen. Even after the failed trade of Courtney Watson last month, the Saints seemed willing to go into training camp with Fincher, Watson and Allen as their backups. One thing is for certain - Courtney Watson will be getting another visit from the Turk before long.

 
Does he start on the Saints? Seems he would, their LB core is incredibly weak.
He could start, but he'll have to beat out Simmons/Bockwoldt/Fujita. More likely, Polley will be veteran depth. The signing of Polley (and Jay Foreman) is almost certainly in response to the loss of James Allen. Even after the failed trade of Courtney Watson last month, the Saints seemed willing to go into training camp with Fincher, Watson and Allen as their backups. One thing is for certain - Courtney Watson will be getting another visit from the Turk before long.
When someone types that bolded sentence, I believe that you can call the LBing group a disaster area. It is definately not out of the question that Polley could beat any or all three of those guys. Anyway, still watching the situation because a starting LB on a mediocore to bad defense is often a good thing for IDP.
 
Does he start on the Saints? Seems he would, their LB core is incredibly weak.
He could start, but he'll have to beat out Simmons/Bockwoldt/Fujita. More likely, Polley will be veteran depth. The signing of Polley (and Jay Foreman) is almost certainly in response to the loss of James Allen. Even after the failed trade of Courtney Watson last month, the Saints seemed willing to go into training camp with Fincher, Watson and Allen as their backups. One thing is for certain - Courtney Watson will be getting another visit from the Turk before long.
When someone types that bolded sentence, I believe that you can call the LBing group a disaster area. It is definately not out of the question that Polley could beat any or all three of those guys. Anyway, still watching the situation because a starting LB on a mediocore to bad defense is often a good thing for IDP.
Saints | Fujita seems set a right outside linebackerSat, 3 Jun 2006 07:15:18 -0700

Jimmy Smith, of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, reports it seems the only linebacker entrenched in his position is LB Scott Fujita on the right side as the coaching staff searches for continuity at one of the Saints' most unsettled positions. He lined up there at practice Friday, June 2.

Saints | Fincher working in the middle

Sat, 3 Jun 2006 07:13:50 -0700

Jimmy Smith, of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, reports New Orleans Saints LB Alfred Fincher, who last season played primarily on special teams, took the bulk of the repetitions at middle linebacker at practice Friday, June 2.

Saints | Bockwoldt back at outside linebacker

Sat, 3 Jun 2006 07:09:46 -0700

Jimmy Smith, of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, reports New Orleans Saints LB Colby Bockwoldt, who had played primarily in the middle during the first minicamp in April, was back at his more familiar left outside linebacker position during practice Friday, June 2.

 
Does he start on the Saints? Seems he would, their LB core is incredibly weak.
He could start, but he'll have to beat out Simmons/Bockwoldt/Fujita. More likely, Polley will be veteran depth. The signing of Polley (and Jay Foreman) is almost certainly in response to the loss of James Allen. Even after the failed trade of Courtney Watson last month, the Saints seemed willing to go into training camp with Fincher, Watson and Allen as their backups. One thing is for certain - Courtney Watson will be getting another visit from the Turk before long.
When someone types that bolded sentence, I believe that you can call the LBing group a disaster area. It is definately not out of the question that Polley could beat any or all three of those guys. Anyway, still watching the situation because a starting LB on a mediocore to bad defense is often a good thing for IDP.
:yes: The Saints LB corps has been a mess for years.Polley earning a starting gig is not out of the question at all, but he has been out there since March and the Saints didn't move on him until Allen was injured. They chose Simmons and Fujita and tried to acquire Eddie Moore. Not exactly a ringing endorsement there.

Agreed, though, Simmons hasn't played in over 18 months and Fujita is nothing special. Also, that note on Fincher is very interesting. Suggests Simmons may be done.

 
Does he start on the Saints? Seems he would, their LB core is incredibly weak.
He could start, but he'll have to beat out Simmons/Bockwoldt/Fujita. More likely, Polley will be veteran depth. The signing of Polley (and Jay Foreman) is almost certainly in response to the loss of James Allen. Even after the failed trade of Courtney Watson last month, the Saints seemed willing to go into training camp with Fincher, Watson and Allen as their backups. One thing is for certain - Courtney Watson will be getting another visit from the Turk before long.
When someone types that bolded sentence, I believe that you can call the LBing group a disaster area. It is definately not out of the question that Polley could beat any or all three of those guys. Anyway, still watching the situation because a starting LB on a mediocore to bad defense is often a good thing for IDP.
:yes: The Saints LB corps has been a mess for years.Polley earning a starting gig is not out of the question at all, but he has been out there since March and the Saints didn't move on him until Allen was injured. They chose Simmons and Fujita and tried to acquire Eddie Moore. Not exactly a ringing endorsement there.

Agreed, though, Simmons hasn't played in over 18 months and Fujita is nothing special. Also, that note on Fincher is very interesting. Suggests Simmons may be done.
the latest notes on Fincher from KFFLSaints | Fincher working in the middle

Sat, 3 Jun 2006 07:13:50 -0700

Jimmy Smith, of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, reports New Orleans Saints LB Alfred Fincher, who last season played primarily on special teams, took the bulk of the repetitions at middle linebacker at practice Friday, June 2.

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Does he start on the Saints? Seems he would, their LB core is incredibly weak.
He could start, but he'll have to beat out Simmons/Bockwoldt/Fujita. More likely, Polley will be veteran depth. The signing of Polley (and Jay Foreman) is almost certainly in response to the loss of James Allen. Even after the failed trade of Courtney Watson last month, the Saints seemed willing to go into training camp with Fincher, Watson and Allen as their backups. One thing is for certain - Courtney Watson will be getting another visit from the Turk before long.
When someone types that bolded sentence, I believe that you can call the LBing group a disaster area. It is definately not out of the question that Polley could beat any or all three of those guys. Anyway, still watching the situation because a starting LB on a mediocore to bad defense is often a good thing for IDP.
Also it helps the safeties as they will be cleaning up the mes the LB's leave behind.
 

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