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Preseason Game 4 - Who made the team?

TheSpecialJuan

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Hood didn’t play so I think he made it... so CAP or Barner if we keep 4?

Barner returned better than Byrd so I would say Barner stays over Byrd if we have to choose between a 4th running back or 6th receiver,.. 

Kyle Allen made a case for number 2, he looked poised and on point for the last half of the game... the other two SUCK,..they suck....

not sure about the rest.

 

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6 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Noticed Keyvon Seymour didn't play tonight - not sure if that's good or bad news for him

Also didn't play against Pats. I don't see how he can make the team. If Rivera keeps him as one of "his guys", it's a slap in the face to everyone else that has fought tooth and nail to try to make the team.

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Just now, TheSpecialJuan said:

Noticed Keyvon Seymour didn't play tonight - not sure if that's good or bad news for him

Believe Rivera made a statement this week that insinuated he was safe in terms of making the team... not something to get excited about, but he probably is still one of the best CB's on the team unfortunately.

The DB group reminds me of the WR group in 2014.  A solid rookie with a lot of potential in Jackson, and a collection of other guys.  Except maybe Bradberry, who I think can bounce back.

Certainly not a group that inspires a lot of confidence.  Hopefully our Front 7 can mitigate some of their deficiencies.

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1 minute ago, Seltzer said:

Believe Rivera made a statement this week that insinuated he was safe in terms of making the team... not something to get excited about, but he probably is still one of the best CB's on the team unfortunately.

The DB group reminds me of the WR group in 2014.  A solid rookie with a lot of potential in Jackson, and a collection of other guys.  Except maybe Bradberry, who I think can bounce back.

Certainly not a group that inspires a lot of confidence.  Hopefully our Front 7 can mitigate some of their deficiencies.

Doss has looked like one of the better CBs this whole preseason and should make it over Seymour.

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1 minute ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

on 53

- Damiere Byrd 

- Andre Smith

- Bryan Cox jr

CUT

- Blaine Clausell

- Daeshon Hall

- Chris Manhertz to IR  - we go with 2 TE's

I'm excited about the potential of Smith and Cox, and Byrd has proven his worth as a returner and as a WR

Clausell is garbage, although I think he has a shot to make the initial 53 and maybe even last a few weeks b/c of depth and injuries.

Hall has been a disappointment, although I hope we could stash him on PS and develop him.  

I can see no reason to keep Manhertz when Armah is a superior blocking and Thomas has infinite more potential

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Doss has looked like one of the better CBs this whole preseason and should make it over Seymour.

Doss got caught up in a numbers crunch on a loaded Denver secondary and then cut to make a point, but yeah I think he has more potential than Seymour.  Seymour has seemed to regress most of time here

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This final game has shown me we should only carry 5 CBs in Bradberry, Jackson, Captain, Elder and Doss so that we can carry an 11th lineman. It'll actually be 10, but Williams will count for 24 hours until we are allowed to put him on IR if we plan on bringing him back this season. 

LT: Matt Kalil - Blaine Clausell
LG: Greg Van Roten - (Brendan Mahon)
C: Ryan Kalil - Tyler Larsen
RG: Trai Turner - #Jeremiah Sirles# 
RT: Taylor Moton - #Adam Bisnowaty# - +Darryl Williams+

* = Draft Pick
# = Free Agent
() = Undrafted Free Agent
+ = IR Designated to Return

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9 minutes ago, JARROD said:

Hood didn’t play so I think he made it... so CAP or Barner if we keep 4?

Barner returned better than Byrd so I would say Barner stays over Byrd if we have to choose between a 4th running back or 6th receiver,.. 

Kyle Allen made a case for number 2, he looked poised and on point for the last half of the game... the other two SUCK,..they suck....

not sure about the rest.

 

such awful takes lol.

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