Donnybrook
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Hasn't he has been in the league for 7 years? if he hasn't developed by now, I believe it is too late.Fantasy Football - Footballguys Forums
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Hasn't he has been in the league for 7 years? if he hasn't developed by now, I believe it is too late.
GregR
Footballguy
I only saw a few plays of his from the game. But the reports are that he wasn't able to run the offense, was just improvising. They were coming out before his actual release.
http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/john-kuhn-could-be-go-to-man-on-3rd-downs-b9987460z1-221889711.html
Dinsy Ejotuz
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Charles Johnson, GBP waived:
Hooper31
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Dinsy Ejotuz
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Tauren Poole waived:
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I'm curious if his great demeanor and huge frame will land him another job. He can catch a high thrown ball like a baseball player sticking his glove up there. He didn't seem to get any love during free agency and returned to the Giants, so he's probably done. He was coming along. A couple years back, he had a few good games, but then got hurt and there's been next to nothing since.
Yea, they gotta bring in another QB. I wonder who? Who's out there?
For those talking Flynn I don't think that's possible unless he gets cut by the Raiders, clears waivers, and the Packers are able to sign him (or he wants to come back).. His contract is currently too big for a backup.
Nope, he got cut today.Bri said:
Like so many others, I thought this would happen weeks ago (in KT thread) and it did. Just too many young WRs.
The Patriots will be the luckiest team around if this guy clears waivers and can join their practice squad.
Every few days this summer, there's some reporter mentioning this no-name WR and then he closed out the preseason with two TDs.
They're not locked into a season long contract then and that's nice subtle pressure to keep on a guy that often misbehaves or loses focus. If so, IMO, that's a good plan.
Donnybrook
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Harrell was signed by the Jets a week or so ago. I haven't seen him cut yet.
He's a future coach-at what level I don't know, but between his time with the Browns and Packers he coached at Oklahoma State and they loved him. His football intelligence is very high and he has a knack for teaching.
He's a future coach-at what level I don't know, but between his time with the Browns and Packers he coached at Oklahoma State and they loved him. His football intelligence is very high and he has a knack for teaching.
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Casting Couch
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Corey Fuller - cut
DJ Williams - cut
DJ Williams - cut
Long Ball Larry
Footballguy
Eagles did the same thing with Adrian Robinson.
msommer
Footballguy
Mystery Achiever
Footballguy
massraider
Footballguy
SameSongNDance
Footballguy
Alex Green cut.
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
Austin Collie.
Greg McElroy.
Greg McElroy.
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Dinsy Ejotuz
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seahawk 17
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Antonio Winfield.
pettifogger
Footballguy
This does not qualify as significant for fantasy purposes butvthe 9ers cut long snapper Brian Jennings one game short of breaking the franchise record for consecutive starts. He went out with class. I don't remember a bad snap in 13 years.
Long-snapper Brian Jennings figured to set the franchise record for most consecutive games played when the 49ers open the regular season next Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.
But in a shocking move on cut day, the 49ers went with undrafted rookie Kevin McDermott to take the job Jennings held for the past 13 years.
Jennings, 36, a seventh-round draft pick in 2000, ends his 49ers career with 208 consecutive regular-season games, tying offensive lineman Len Rohde (1960-74) for the club record.
After he was released Saturday morning, Jennings issued a statement to CSNBayArea.com:
Today, I feel as though I've been honorably discharged from the team I love.
First, I'd like to thank the York family: Dr. York, Denise, Jed, Tony, Jenna and Mara. You have blessed my life. God bless you.
I'd like to thank the men who brought me to the team and trusted me to contribute: Bill Walsh, John McVay and Bill McPherson.
To the various coaches that I played for, thank you, specifically, the first staff led by head coach Steve Mariucci. It was that group that taught me how to be a pro.
In addition, I'd like to thank this most recent staff, led by coach Jim Harbaugh, who has returned the 49ers to playing dominant football. I love this game and these men are true football men.
I'd like to thank my teammates who are my brothers and heroes. Some of them who had the greatest influence on me and my closest friends include: Ray Brown, Garrison Hearst, Derrick Deese, Ken Norton Jr., Jeff Garcia, Derek Smith, John Engelberger, Jeff Ulbrich, Julian Peterson, Eric Johnson, Terry Jackson, Brandon Lloyd, Frank Gore, Mike Robinson, Joe Nedney, Andy Lee and Vernon Davis.
Currently, the team is full of men who are more than capable of not only carrying on a tradition of winning but bringing championships back to the 49ers.
In a very real way I learned to be a man while with the 49ers -- molded through the preparation and performance of game day, completely tested while on and off the field this game, this team and this group of men made me who I am today.
God has blessed me, protected me and guided my path. Now, as I move on, I have faith that God will continue to do for me what He has done my entire life.
God bless you and God bless the San Francisco 49ers.
Long-snapper Brian Jennings figured to set the franchise record for most consecutive games played when the 49ers open the regular season next Sunday against the Green Bay Packers.
But in a shocking move on cut day, the 49ers went with undrafted rookie Kevin McDermott to take the job Jennings held for the past 13 years.
Jennings, 36, a seventh-round draft pick in 2000, ends his 49ers career with 208 consecutive regular-season games, tying offensive lineman Len Rohde (1960-74) for the club record.
After he was released Saturday morning, Jennings issued a statement to CSNBayArea.com:
Today, I feel as though I've been honorably discharged from the team I love.
First, I'd like to thank the York family: Dr. York, Denise, Jed, Tony, Jenna and Mara. You have blessed my life. God bless you.
I'd like to thank the men who brought me to the team and trusted me to contribute: Bill Walsh, John McVay and Bill McPherson.
To the various coaches that I played for, thank you, specifically, the first staff led by head coach Steve Mariucci. It was that group that taught me how to be a pro.
In addition, I'd like to thank this most recent staff, led by coach Jim Harbaugh, who has returned the 49ers to playing dominant football. I love this game and these men are true football men.
I'd like to thank my teammates who are my brothers and heroes. Some of them who had the greatest influence on me and my closest friends include: Ray Brown, Garrison Hearst, Derrick Deese, Ken Norton Jr., Jeff Garcia, Derek Smith, John Engelberger, Jeff Ulbrich, Julian Peterson, Eric Johnson, Terry Jackson, Brandon Lloyd, Frank Gore, Mike Robinson, Joe Nedney, Andy Lee and Vernon Davis.
Currently, the team is full of men who are more than capable of not only carrying on a tradition of winning but bringing championships back to the 49ers.
In a very real way I learned to be a man while with the 49ers -- molded through the preparation and performance of game day, completely tested while on and off the field this game, this team and this group of men made me who I am today.
God has blessed me, protected me and guided my path. Now, as I move on, I have faith that God will continue to do for me what He has done my entire life.
God bless you and God bless the San Francisco 49ers.
Ron_Mexico
I Love Doggies
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Grand Master B
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paytonsdaman
Footballguy
Jonathan Dwyer cut from Pittsburgh. Felix made team over him.
Grand Master B
Footballguy
Damn PIT really did hate Dwyer
Amused to Death
Footballguy
Eagles cut WR Russell Sheppard & TE/WR Clay Harbor
Worth noting, also cut 2011 first round pick OG Danny Watkins.
Sheppard was on the bubble along with Greg Salas. Looks like Salas is safe.
Worth noting, also cut 2011 first round pick OG Danny Watkins.
Sheppard was on the bubble along with Greg Salas. Looks like Salas is safe.
Ron_Mexico
I Love Doggies
Grand Master B
Footballguy
I don't see it, but would love it as a Sproles owner.
Meachem cut...what an overpaid bust.
Bojang0301
Omar4Heisman
Redskins cut Jawan Jamison and Keiland Williams, looks like they like Chris Thompson enough to stick. Really surprised by Dwyer, feel that is a bad move just off of Bell's injury and the way he looked in preseason.
Donnybrook
Footballguy
Bengals cut Cobi Hamilton.
four QBs isn't really practical.
In the last decade or so we've seen many teams shift from three to two, I can't imagine it going to four. Even when many of these teams had two, they also had one on the practice squad.
Brad Smith-a QB that can play other spots; that'd be fine like in years past. He, BTW, could sign an injury settlement and play again this year. Sore ribs is not exactly a normal out for the year injury.
I'll be surprised if the Jets have four heading into the season
And Jones looked pretty good didn't he?
It's sad for the proud running team the steelers have been, but "pretty good" counts as something this season for them.
He seems ancient. I wonder if BB will give him a looksee. He surely earned his respect as an opponent years ago.
Mr. Retukes
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Amused to Death
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Yeah that's a surprise. The general thinking was they were competing for the same roster spot. Here's what phillymag.com has to say about it:
Greg Salas, WR – His release was a surprise. The Eagles decided to go with Jeff Maehl instead of him for the fifth and final wide receiver spot. I had both Salas and Shepard making the roster, but in the end, both were released.
I was saying I doubt the Jets do, I guess you're agreeing here.
I don't think your fact is correct. Entering the year, I buy that, but there's been teams hit with injuries at QB, but those injuries would only be for a brief time so they signed a player to cover. During the season I imagine some team had four QBs briefly.
SameSongNDance
Footballguy
MoMass cut by the Jets. I thought this dude had some talent but if he can't even crack the Jets roster..
I'm pretty surprised by the Dwyer release. He looked good last year and in preseason action this year IMO. I knew PIT didn't like the idea of leaning on him but guess they didn't like the idea of him as a back-up either.
I'm pretty surprised by the Dwyer release. He looked good last year and in preseason action this year IMO. I knew PIT didn't like the idea of leaning on him but guess they didn't like the idea of him as a back-up either.
Mr. Retukes
Footballguy
Grand Master B
Footballguy
I actually don't mind it. They see something they like in all 4, and they are in desperate need of a capable QB. Why take the chance of cutting a future NFL starter to keep an extra below average linebacker?
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