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This is the most surprising thing to me, although the way the coaches were talking a few months ago it sounded like his career was over barring a miracle recovery. It almost seems to me like they feel so bad for him they just want to give him a paycheck for as long as they can.Godsbrother said:
Tomlin made it a point to clarify that Spence was not done after Butler made his comment.
I agree that I might be reading too much into this. I am not sure what the financial implications of being on the PUP vs IR are (if any). It may just be a courtesy or motivational thing thing too.
PUP means he's out until at least week 6 but could start practice then or as late as mid Nov. If he practices then they have 3 weeks from his first practice to acitvate or IR him.
I was thinking the same thing watching the replay. I think Fangupo is as good as gone, but all I was hearing on Ta'Amu throughout camp was how much better shape he was in, how much he was improving, etc. Clearly, he's likely never going to be the player I thought he could be coming out of college, but his size/strength/feet are fairly rare - I'm almost afraid to let him go and watch him develop into a starter elsewhere.
I thought he could develop into a serviceable backup and spot starter given time, but man he has looked lost and very timid out there. Things could change, but he certainly hasn't improved over this preseason.You can cut Landry Jones now.
Sub 50% completion for an entire preseason isnt fixable.
He isnt worth a roster spot.I thought he could develop into a serviceable backup and spot starter given time, but man he has looked lost and very timid out there. Things could change, but he certainly hasn't improved over this preseason.You can cut Landry Jones now.
Sub 50% completion for an entire preseason isnt fixable.
dude looks like some bad do do
Well, it is better and I think we have to remember he's a 4th round rookie (not everyone can be Cousins or Brady). As long as he continues to show improvement it'll be ok. And that last int could be on Dunn (sort of) since he slipped.
I didn't like the pick at #4 and still don't like it but I actually feel a little better about it now. Of course he is not ready for prime time but I thought he showed some good stuff in the first half. He throws a nice ball, led the receivers really well and has decent mobility.
Not too worried about Pouncey or really anyone on the starting OL. It takes time for an o-line to gel, especially with a new coach and new scheme. I am worried about the lack of depth though.
Interesting.
I doubt anyone is giving them anything for Dwyer knowing that he may be cut. My question is why Redman automatically makes the team when he has been injured often and didn't really perform that well last season.
He usually does look good for a short time but doesn't seem to maintain his effort. Bouchette posted a
Well the other thing is that Dwyer fumbled again last night. That doesn't sit well with coaches, especially after last season, so maybe Dwyer IS history.
That UDFA out of TEN lit it up last night though.BigSteelThrill said:
This is what Im hoping they do.3C said:
I'm taking it as a good sign for Bell
It has more to do with Dwyer being owed $1.3 million this season than anything else.
Not necessarily over Redman, but I think theyll get close to the same amount of touches and LSH will be more productive with those touches.
