What player are you worried they'll cut and lose?

[SPOHAWK]

I hope they keep the extra TE

Sorbet? Saubert? Sooboeg?

I think he's #81 or 82

I think Eric is He blocked well, i suspecthe can catch well

 

[IndyHawk]

Brandon Coutu’s Google image search rankings are going to have a good day.

Deservedly so. It’s worth the investment.

He kind of looks like Dexter.

 

[hangumhi]

Wright. He's good, I just know it. He could be a diamond in the rough. He seems to follow his blocks well. He has a great cut and his vision is good.

 

[Sperrydogg]

I hope they keep the extra TE

Sorbet? Saubert? Sooboeg?

I think he's #81 or 82

Sorbet hahaha froyo

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Sherbert is a hell of a blocker.
Not as good as Gelato but still....

 

[hox]

Some tough decisions come cut time with QB3 and FB1 on the final roster.

This means someone we like will probably get poached by another team (maybe an RB needy team like the 9ers).

 

[Hawkstorian]

In 2008, Tim Ruskell opted to cut Michael Bennett (ya, that Michael Bennett) in favor of keeping two kickers, Olindo Mare and Brandon Coutu. The Legendary Brandon Coutu. In case you have forgotten, he looked like Spock **%%ed a Boston terrier.

I wasn't the only person on these boards that lost my mind.

This year: I hope they don't get cute with Jared Ivey. I don't think he'd clear waivers to get on the practice squad. It seems like they've been looking for a young big end forever. This dude will be Roy Robertson Harris+.

That's a myth that has had legs for too many years. The year they cut bennett wasn't the same as the two kicker year.

 

[Wsumatt1982]

Brady Russell. FB and TE depth in one. Hard nosed player. Will be needed but he could be on the bubble with having to carry a 3rd QB and a FB this year.

 

[sutz]

Brady Russell. FB and TE depth in one. Hard nosed player. Will be needed but he could be on the bubble with having to carry a 3rd QB and a FB this year.

I think he stays for just that reason. Versatile guys stick.

 

[Mistashoesta]

George Holani. I'd keep him over Martinez at this point.

 

[Aircrew]

In 2008, Tim Ruskell opted to cut Michael Bennett (ya, that Michael Bennett) in favor of keeping two kickers, Olindo Mare and Brandon Coutu.

Thanks for reminding me of the Tim Ruskell era, one of Paul Allen's few major mistakes. I could really get on a roll about what I think of 'ol Timmy, but I think Mrs. Finkle best describes where I stand.

 

[Sperrydogg]

Some tough decisions come cut time with QB3 and FB1 on the final roster.

This means someone we like will probably get poached by another team (maybe an RB needy team like the 9ers).

Would they cut lock?

 

[NoGain]

Would they cut lock?

No. Clearly our backup QB. No chances taken there.

 

[Jerhawk]

Wright. He's good, I just know it. He could be a diamond in the rough. He seems to follow his blocks well. He has a great cut and his vision is good.

Agreed 100%. He seems to do a good job letting the play develop and keeping his balance out there

 

[FLSeahawk]

I can’t see us keeping more than 3 RB’s with the extra QB and FB spot. So I think Martinez and Wright won’t make the roster. Wright has looked better to me so far, so I’d say him. I hope Brady Russell stays as the #4TE/#2FB but we’ll see. There’s going to be some tough decisions getting the offense down to size.

 

[nanomoz]

That's a myth that has had legs for too many years. The year they cut bennett wasn't the same as the two kicker year.

What? I'm looking into this right now . . .

You are correct. 2008=Coutu. 2009=Bennett.

Okay, so 400-year-old Edgerrin James, then. Who averaged a dashing 2.7 ypc

 

[pmedic920]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say he makes the 53.

You’re a risk taker, huh?

 

[nanomoz]

You’re a risk taker, huh?

Beligerently so.

 

[FrodosFinger]

Dareke Young. He’s gonna blowup this year for someone. Hope it’s us

 

[Appyhawk]

I assume Young seeing little to no action today indicates he is safe. Same for Horton. Mr Speedy should be worried?
Wright is a guy I hope they keep as one of four RBs. Holani is safe at RB3.