Hungry5 posted:Tonyan over Kendricks because they have Graham. Otherwise I'd keep the vet. Didn't see much difference in the 2.
Tonyan apparently blocks as well as Graham. I'm a huge Marcedes Lewis fan this year. Maybe one of the last old school TEs in this league, a mauler that can catch.
I wish there was tape of Lewis flinging Fackrell around.
For all the supposition that Gutenaxe would be like TT, it sure has not been proven the case. I expect to see the roster evolving from now on. I really don’t know what to expect on the final roster. But I think it will all work out.
Timmy! posted:Friggin' Gutenchrist...blowing up my predictions...
😆 Good one.
I'm glad they're getting rid of dead weight regardless of position. Instead of keeping a player because...."Well, we don't have anyone else!" (Like LB) Play an unorthodox defense in week 1.
The roster is never set in stone. I'm glad to see more turnover than usual. What a novel concept....keeping players that....you know.....can actually PLAY!
And yet they kept Fackrell.
Fedya posted:And yet they kept Fackrell.
...which speaks volumes about Beigel and shows how thin TT left OLB on the roster. That's what happens when you whiff and have to continuously draft CBs - it does affect depth at other positions. Gute jettisoned much of the roster dead weight but Fackrell's days are numbered.
Maybe they can all have a reunion with Dom Capers.
I thought GB would take a look at Gillislee but it looks like he’s in NO at the moment.
We have 3 RB's starting in week 3. Nice of Jones to get us an extra roster spot.
mr21mr21 posted:Fedya posted:And yet they kept Fackrell.
...which speaks volumes about Beigel and shows how thin TT left OLB on the roster. That's what happens when you whiff and have to continuously draft CBs - it does affect depth at other positions. Gute jettisoned much of the roster dead weight but Fackrell's days are numbered.
I've had enough of your whining about "TT's faults" the man is a 2-time executive of the year & won a Super Bowl. While he may have "left the OLB cupboard bare" so did about 25 other teams.
Do yourself a favor & STFU
I still get a facial tick when I think about Thompson trading down to Kevin King with TJ sitting there. Fu*k man! That’s going to haunt for a while.
And what they got? One guy can’t stay healthy the other cut a year later. 
Brainwashed Boris posted:mr21mr21 posted:Fedya posted:And yet they kept Fackrell.
...which speaks volumes about Beigel and shows how thin TT left OLB on the roster. That's what happens when you whiff and have to continuously draft CBs - it does affect depth at other positions. Gute jettisoned much of the roster dead weight but Fackrell's days are numbered.
I've had enough of your whining about "TT's faults" the man is a 2-time executive of the year & won a Super Bowl. While he may have "left the OLB cupboard bare" so did about 25 other teams.
Do yourself a favor & STFU
Not on every list, I do agree with your point tho, he was good, he dropped of, get over it, as Denny famously said, there's a new sherrif in town.
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