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Based on what? He doesn't fit their system.

I still don't want him and his noodle arm.

Not surprised - he didn't get vaccinated and missed 5 crucial days due to Covidi protocol. Bellichick doesn't play around.

Grier made a solid audition in preseason, I think he'll be picked up by someone.

Kirkwood was cut

Exorcising the demons of Marty Hurney

My draft totally sucked, have fun kicking my butt every week folks

Not happening, major case of the yips

Summary so far via PFT Waived kicker Joey Slye. Waived tackle Martez Ivey, receiver Ishmael Hyman, linebacker Paddy Fisher, and linebacker Jonathan Celestin; waived/injured running back Darius Clark; and released safety Doug Middleton. Acquired defensive end Darryl Johnson in trade with Buffalo.

@Zod this post is Facebook worthy

https://www.profootballrumors.com/2021/08/dolphins-release-lb-benardrick-mckinney Dolphins Release LB Benardrick McKinney

Don’t be so sure I was surprised they even signed him. Last year he was with the Ravens and all of a sudden kept snapping the ball over Lamar Jackson’s head. He was benched twice. Then last week he wasn’t the center and a former 3rd round pick guard was Tua’s starting center.

Another guy that looks interesting to me for OT depth is Darius Harper who was just cut by the Chargers. UDFA from Cincinnati, he put up a notable performance at his schools pro day, posting an elite 8.23 relative athletic score (RAS). His best marks from the day include a 5.05 in the 40, a 30.5-inch vertical, and a 4.54 in the short shuttle. Harper projects well as a developmental tackle prospect with an upside of a swing tackle in the NFL. He’s got a prototypical build and notable athleticism, two of the best indicators for a decent floor at the next level Chargers had too many tackles for him to even have a chance so he may be worth a look on tape.

No way we can get a 3rd for Grier.

PJ Walker / Will Grier - we could probably get a late pick for either

That was me

I sense Dan Morgan behind this one

and most likely a lot cheaper

I don't think Obada was useful on ST

A proven ST player who provides some young depth on the line. Not bad for a 6th

https://www.buffalobills.com/team/players-roster/darryl-johnson/career

Bills fans are high on him as a young player and looked good in camp. https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/234049-bills-trading-daryll-johnson-to-the-panthers/?do=findComment&comment=7266114 They would rather give us back Obada or Addison lmao

How dare you interfere with the Huddle panic attack?

According to Peter King https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/08/29/baltimore-ravens-jk-dobbins-injury-nfl-fmia-peter-king/ Best Value (Veteran): Joseph Charlton, Punter, Carolina He’ll make $780,000, less than one-half of 1 percent of the cap. Last season, as a rookie, Charlton had a better gross average, net average and fewer punts returned than the great Johnnie Hekker. I saw Charlton punt during Colts-Panthers practices, and his hang time was insane. When I asked coach Matt Rhule about a big player for his team that no one’s thinking about, he said: “How about our punter? He’s really valuable in how he can reverse the field.” Rhule’s a big special-teams guy, like his idol Bill Parcells, and the placement and height of Charlton’s punts are a boon to Carolina field position.

What a stupid stereotype, because I own an F-150 and play rap music all the time. It's only the most popular pickup in the country.