SuperHawkMan12
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What he said......... :229031_banghead:Hasselbeck":8ucv57hi said:
What he said......... :229031_banghead:Hasselbeck":8ucv57hi said:
hawkfan68":383gq938 said:Forgot about this guy - Aubrayo Franklin, http://www.nfl.com/player/aubrayofranklin/2505649/profile. He is currently unsigned. Could be a good addition, not necessarily to start, for the rotation as the depth has taken a hit with Mebane out. Williams will do a good job but the gap has widened behind him, not too confident about Hill and the others to pick up the slack. Need to have a contigency plan if another d-line guy should get hurt.
kidhawk":2g824v6s said:hawkfan68":2g824v6s said:Forgot about this guy - Aubrayo Franklin, http://www.nfl.com/player/aubrayofranklin/2505649/profile. He is currently unsigned. Could be a good addition, not necessarily to start, for the rotation as the depth has taken a hit with Mebane out. Williams will do a good job but the gap has widened behind him, not too confident about Hill and the others to pick up the slack. Need to have a contigency plan if another d-line guy should get hurt.
Who are we going to cut? We already signed a tight end to take Mebane's roster spot.
hawkfan68":3q5dudgv said:kidhawk":3q5dudgv said:hawkfan68":3q5dudgv said:Forgot about this guy - Aubrayo Franklin, http://www.nfl.com/player/aubrayofranklin/2505649/profile. He is currently unsigned. Could be a good addition, not necessarily to start, for the rotation as the depth has taken a hit with Mebane out. Williams will do a good job but the gap has widened behind him, not too confident about Hill and the others to pick up the slack. Need to have a contigency plan if another d-line guy should get hurt.
Who are we going to cut? We already signed a tight end to take Mebane's roster spot.
The PS TE signed to take Mebane's spot or Steven Terrell since Lane, Maxwell, and Johnson are now back.
kidhawk":1spje4is said:hawkfan68":1spje4is said:kidhawk":1spje4is said:hawkfan68":1spje4is said:Forgot about this guy - Aubrayo Franklin, http://www.nfl.com/player/aubrayofranklin/2505649/profile. He is currently unsigned. Could be a good addition, not necessarily to start, for the rotation as the depth has taken a hit with Mebane out. Williams will do a good job but the gap has widened behind him, not too confident about Hill and the others to pick up the slack. Need to have a contigency plan if another d-line guy should get hurt.
Who are we going to cut? We already signed a tight end to take Mebane's roster spot.
The PS TE signed to take Mebane's spot or Steven Terrell since Lane, Maxwell, and Johnson are now back.
On Saturday, we had a full 53 man roster. We put Schilling on IR so we could have room to activate Lane.
Today, we put Mebane on IR and signed the TE Allen to fill his roster spot. We have no open spots
Here is the up to date roster
[urltargetblank]http://www.seahawks.com/team/roster.html[/urltargetblank]
hawkfan68":369697cu said:I get that. However, is it inconcievable that someone, i.e. Terrell, could be cut to open a spot? Terrell seems the obvious choice to release since Lane, Maxwell, and Johnson are now back on the roster. I guess I wasn't clear enough on my earlier post.
rideaducati":1ku1its0 said:NEXT
MAN
UP!
This is not the end of the season. The Seahawks are still better than every team left on their schedule.
hawkfan68":3obpdbnh said:I get that. However, is it inconcievable that someone, i.e. Terrell, could be cut to open a spot? Terrell seems the obvious choice to release since Lane, Maxwell, and Johnson are now back on the roster. I guess I wasn't clear enough on my earlier post.
Northhawk":1dme86zk said:I take full responsibility for this. I started a thread a few days ago about how BM is the most under rated player on the team and how I have always enjoyed watching him play.
Clearly, any praise from me is a curse and I should have kept my opinion to myself.
To that end, I always thought Drew Stanton was one of Arizona's most under rated players. I always enjoy watching him play.