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Just now, MasterAwesome said:

Yeah that’s correct, 8 active. Some people don’t know our roster very well apparently.

They are too busy complaining to actually take the time to count.

So 8 is pretty standard for NFL teams.

of the three backups you have:

Tecklenburg for backup center, which Brown can not do.

BC for backup OT, which Brown can not do.

So basically the staff is taking Daley over Brown, a 6th rounder in his second game?

...... this is our biggest coaching problem???

 

 

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25 minutes ago, AU-panther said:

 

 

We aren't carrying 4 TE's for the offense, its special teams probably.  I'm pretty sure all 4 got ST snaps last week.

A lot of teams carry more TEs than just the ones you think about being part of the offense.

 

 

Daryll Johnson was our STs ace we picked up from the Bills, no?

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22 minutes ago, BlackPanther21_ said:

Yeah lets activate 4 TEs that we won't use, and have our only 2 backup lineman a 3rd round rookie and a former 6th rounder with injury issues. All while our starters consist of 2 injury prone journeymen, a center who is just not good, and a guy who just came off the covid list. Good idea.

If you have 3 injuries to the same position group during a game you're fuged either way. 

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