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I think Lonnie Johnson is a CB/S and he could be taken to play S. We now have 8 CBs on the roster if Lonnie Johnson is listed as a S. Franklin, Dane Jackson, Wonnum and Barno are still out. I imagine that some of these will be moved to the PS when that happens, but I am hoping these young players can grab a few spots.

RAYM made it!!

thought I would add the claimed players with this for some one-stop shopping:

I am shocked by that, but OLBs have types and skill sets--I think they wanted a situational pass rusher--just guessing.

you know what 4 corners make???? Don't you???? a square! or a rectangle. No point here.

I see him as a S, not a CB--not sure what he is, but his PFF ratings are decent.

He should be a PS addition, and there should be some openings at WR in 2025

did they or didn't they sign Isaac? After 12 pm it does not matter what they considered.

He said in a press conference after sighing with the Hawks: "Last week I was delivering beer."

All three would upgrade the bottom 3.

Castro Fields had a 75.5 PFF rating this preseason,allowing 2 completions on 11 targets.

https://www.si.com/nfl/buccaneers/tampa-bay-buccaneers-news/buccaneers-release-promising-cornerback-despite-highly-productive-preseason-2024

Sheriff (a smallish, pass rushing specialist is my take) had 3 sacks in 2 preseason games. CB Bartholomew had an 82.8 rating during week 2 of the preseason (vs. the Panthers).

Just under the wire, my rushed predictions: Signed Waived/jhope to sign to Practice Squad OLB K.J. HENRY WR DAVID MOORE CB ROCK YA-SIN CB TROY HILL (shocker) probably Jamison CB CALEB FARLEY (hoping he will get it together here) OL Cade Mays TE DONALD PARNAM DL Jayden Peevy WR NOAH BROWN WR Jalen Coker (I did not want to waive him–I think they like him–depending on other moves, they might)

not sure how it works--do all teams announce their claims at noon, then they trickle down? I wondered about this myself

He took a pay cut to avoid being cut at least once. Think about it--we have been weak at TE for most of his career. I have been screaming for one for some time--TE is never a priority, so he has not been competing against top talent. Hayden Hurst? Maybe, but he got hurt and underperformed.

Shouldn't someone be helping him over those cracks in the sidewalk?

Vision is much more important than speed--rarely is a back at full speed if you think about it. I remember reading about Franco Harris' backfield mate at Penn State-Lydell Mitchell. He was a star for the Colts for several years. He reportedly ran (this was 50 years ago) a 5.0 flat 40 yard dash. We have faster offensive tackles now.

Here is the menu I created--not saying sign them all, but I think these were good values. Caleb Farley has had some injuries and personal issues--I think he could use a change of scenery--a gamble, but he was a stud. OLB K.J. HENRY OLB BO RICHTER OLB/ILB NELSON CAESAR CB KEENAN ISAAC CB ROCK YA-SIN CB CALEB FARLEY TE DONALD PARNAM WR NOAH BROWN DL MATT HENNINGSEN

And I think he will benefit from standing--you never know--some players are just bad fits in the scheme.

He is a versatile, rotational player. DT/DE--I like him. smart, tough

Good teams improve in every way they can. Now we are focusing on the bottom of the roster. This may include considerations such as the cap, team chemistry, versatility, special teams ability, etc. I doubt any of these players will sell a million of their jerseys, but they will practice against the starters. They will step in and hold down the fort when there is an injury. A good second team is very important. Why is this hard?

Going back 30 years--Curtis Whitley C

no mentioning a WR Edge, CB, TE, ILB.

This is slow to post, but maybe this helps: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-roster-cuts-tracker-2024-full-list-of-team-by-team-moves-cuts-for-all-32-clubs-after-deadline-passes/