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Cuts I would make:

 
Hubbard
Perry--has been feeding on the teat for too long.  Not much ROI.
Tight ends Harold Spears and Mitchell Henry.
Christian Ringo
Matt Rotherham.  Sucks!
Kyri Thornton.  Ditto.
Carl Bradford.  Not impressed.
Matt Blanchard
Tavaris Dantzler
Blue
Hunt
Francis
Hooks
Abbrederis (injury settlement?)
 
 
from the UDFA's:  (not even sure if these guys are still on roster)

RB Malcolm Agnew, Southern Illinois

WR Jimmie Hunt, Missouri

G Marcus Reed, Fayetteville State

CB Bernard Blake, Colorado State

RB Raymond Maples, Army 

From the "What do we do with a girl like Maria?" category:
What to do with WR James Mitchell???  He has the kind of size to help try to help cover for Jordy, but ... can he get up to speed and in sync fast enough to be worth it?
 
 
fringe--
Demetri Goodson
Myles White.  Yes, we desperately need receivers, and he's been here long enough to know the playback, but his inconsistency is maddening.  But he did look better last night--still inconsistent though.  Rodgers hates that.
OL Fabbians Ebbele, Arizona.   Haven't seen him enough.  We need depth, but can he contribute?
 
 
IR or Practice Squad material:
RB John Crockett, North Dakota State Keep for Practice Squad if Alonzo goes on IR or vice versa.
However, honestly, I'm afraid either one of them on the practice squad will be picked up by someone else.   But really, how can we keep 5 RB's and 2 FB's?  Maybe trade one?  Or keep them all if you can?
WR Pinkard.  Practice squad.
WR Ed Williams
S Jean Fanor
ILB Joe Thomas?
DB Glover-Wright?
LB Sebetic
qb Blanchard???  (OR can we trade him for another WR or ILB or OT?)
Nickle Back --  Royal Wulff.  Okay, he's old and slow.  Perfect.  They'll never expect it!  ;-)

 

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Carl Bradford is our top ranked ILB, at #28 overall in the NFL Preseason by PFF.

Jake Ryan #41, Nate Palmer #55. Sam Barrington didn't crack the top 86... At some point, logic has to outweigh favoritism in our final 53 if we hope to be better than last year. Bradford had a very low 10 snaps last night, and still played well. One of our only ILBs with positive grades through all 3 games.

Jay Elliott, James Vaughters and Adrian Hubbard are our top 3 ranked OLBs, followed by Peppers and Mulumba.

Mike Pennel, Christian Ringo and Lavon Hooks are our top DEs at #33, #35 and #45 in the NFL.

You want to cut 4 of our top performers? Why?
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Originally Posted by Trophies:
Carl Bradford is our top ranked ILB, at #28 overall in the NFL Preseason by PFF.

Jake Ryan #41, Nate Palmer #55. Sam Barrington didn't crack the top 86... At some point, logic has to outweigh favoritism in our final 53 if we hope to be better than last year. Bradford had a very low 10 snaps last night, and still played well. One of our only ILBs with positive grades through all 3 games.

Jay Elliott, James Vaughters and Adrian Hubbard are our top 3 ranked OLBs, followed by Peppers and Mulumba.

Mike Pennel, Christian Ringo and Lavon Hooks are our top DEs at #33, #35 and #45 in the NFL.

You want to cut 4 of our top performers? Why?

I agree  that Barrington is not living up to the hype.

 

I never said to cut Pennel--I love the guy.  I also love J.Elliott, and hope he makes a big jump this year.  And Vaughters has flashed some stuff; he's not on my list.   Nor Is Jake Ryan.

 

I am simply going on what I have seen and what I have read from practices.   

 

I may need to re-examine Carl Bradford--I have seen him make plays, but just not enough.

 

As for Hubbard, he's missed too many plays for me to have confidence in him.

 

I have not seen or heard one good thing about Ringo.  I've heard a few good things about Hooks, but when I've seen him play, he''s done nothing.

 

As for special teams, they looked much improved in some regards in preseason games 1&2--especially in coverage.   They looked pretty bad last night.  If Mike is co-coaching ST with Zook, I sincerely hope he takes the bull by the horns and kicks some tushy.

 

Go ahead and persuase me otherwise with my picks, but I'm less impressed by a rating than by examples of plays they make, and especially by consistency!   But, hey, I am not a professional.   But I DID stay at a Holiday Inn Express!

 

The PFF rankings in the preseason are meaningless to the people who make the decisions.

More accurate.

 

 

People are lazy, so fans and sports writers/reporters like PFF rankings because it's a number that someone else came up with. The guys doing the rankings at PFF are fans, mostly from the UK. Anyone who wants to put stock into a ranking on American Football from 50 drunks in a bar, go ahead.

 

 

Only need to cut 12 to get down to 75 this week, so largely a junk cut.

 

Guys like Ed Williams, Harold Spears, Andy Philips, Lavon Hooks, Javess Blue(?), Josh Frances, etc... Are goners. Garth Gerhart finally gone ? There's better OL backups now. 

Sebetic, ? 

 

We'll see if Bradford survives. Two nice plays in two years isn't very inspiring. 

 

Not sure what else Myles White has to do to shake fans' and pundits' perception of him. He was Hundley's go-to guy all night last night.  I'd call his play last night the opposite of "inconsistent."

 

From my angle at the computer, it looked like he lost sight of the ball on the 2 pt. conversion, when the defender blocked his view.  Other than that one play, he was assignment-sure, consistently in the right place, consistently open, and consistently catching the ball. And the one-hander with the guy handcuffing his other hand backwards was just sick.  

 

Not trying to pick on you Royal Wulff, all the media seems to want to talk about is Janis' and Montgomery's potential, and the most they can muster about White is that he made a good case for the #5.  

 

Weird.  Meanwhile what I'm seeing is our #3 receiver when the regular season opens, with Janis and Montgomery just not quite ready yet.

 

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