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Cutting Bryant will come back to bite us in the ass. Just watch.

I dunno about that. I just rewatched that TD play and unless the play called for a deep pass just outside the sideline (unlikely given the situation) it looks like he ran his route at a bad angle and recovered only because the throw was a jump ball. A lot of chatter during camp was that he had a some physical tools but was very sloppy in his routes and hit-or-miss catching.

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I dunno about that. I just rewatched that TD play and unless the play called for a deep pass just outside the sideline (unlikely given the situation) it looks like he ran his route at a bad angle and recovered only because the throw was a jump ball. A lot of chatter during camp was that he had a some physical tools but was very sloppy in his routes and hit-or-miss catching.

Yeah, but I'm still surprised we let him go in favor of guys like Brockel, Clausen, etc., who are minimal contributors to this team in the foreseeable future. I mention Brockel specifically, because wasn't Bryant the guy that played TE at Morgan St.? Seems to me you could find a place to put someone with his size and athleticism. To be that big and be able to maneuver yourself like that... Not many guys can do it.

I seriously doubt he makes it to our PS, or if he does, he won't stay there long.

Remember, Victor Cruz was cut by the Jets...

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oh and why is jimmy still here haahhaa wtf!!!???? shocked does not begin to explain how confused I am but thats why I love being a fan.

Dirt cheap #3 QB who knows the system. Is the same as any other #3QB we would carry....except that someone like Seneca Wallace would cost over twice as much. This, and the fact that Rivera likes the chemistry in the QB meetings and film room. No need to screw with that for a change at your third QB.

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Yeah, but I'm still surprised we let him go in favor of guys like Brockel, Clausen, etc., who are minimal contributors to this team in the foreseeable future. I mention Brockel specifically, because wasn't Bryant the guy that played TE at Morgan St.? Seems to me you could find a place to put someone with his size and athleticism. To be that big and be able to maneuver yourself like that... Not many guys can do it.

I seriously doubt he makes it to our PS, or if he does, he won't stay there long.

Brockel is your #2 FB...value at TE...and plays ST. That is much more valuable to this team than the #6 WR who won't even dress for games.

Remember, Victor Cruz was cut by the Jets...

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