Cornerback moves

[WilmingtonHeel]

Alright we have the starters: Terrance and Anthony
Nickelbacks: Aaron and Pete
These four guys are locks the question is will we keep five or six? Who gets in between Lance Frazier, Bruce Thorton and Jacque Reeves. We haven't seen Thorton and Lance is small but he competes Reeves was raw but has nice speed and he's 6'2 I've heard maybe theirs a move to FS and Reeves was mentioned but with the signing of Reese that maybe not an option now.

[MichaelWinicki]

I've said right along we keep six. I think you almost have too due to injuries and the pass-happy nature of the league.

I think Frazier and Reeves make the team. Thornton goes on the practice squad.

[Reed]

Frazier was very impressive at times last year, also very bad at times as well

[Nors]

Depends on if Law takes a BP discount.

Nate Jones makes team.

[Duane]

I don't know if Hunter is a lock at this point. He's a 5th round pick who'll be in his 4th year and hasn't done much to date. I know the injury set him back last year but IMO he's on equal footing with Bruce Thornton, Jacques Reeves and Lance Frazier.

[DallasEast]

Originally Posted by Nors

Depends on if Law takes a BP discount.

Isn't Law headed for Detroit?

My money's on Frazier and Thornton.

[Nors]

Thornton :

Had ACL during season - Same as Petey and its very rare to come back 100% with less than a year recovery.

[smashmouth]

It's nice to be talking about thte Reeves the Fraziers and the Thorntons of the world as who's going to be 5, 6 and whatever, when last year they were mentioned as starters. Life is goooooood

[DallasEast]

Originally Posted by Nors

Thornton :

Had ACL during season - Same as Petey and its very rare to come back 100% with less than a year recovery.

Nors, Thornton suffered his injury during the same month that Law broke his foot. Even though the injuries are unrelated, why should I place as much trust in the recovery period of one over the other?

[WilmingtonHeel]

I forgot about Nate ( Jones) he's got some quicks. And I agree about the assessment above talking about them as our 5th or 6th CBs is impressive

[Nors]

Originally Posted by DallasEast

Nors, Thornton suffered his injury during the same month that Law broke his foot. Even though the injuries are unrelated, why should I place as much trust in the recovery period of one over the other?

ACL's - I'm just calling that Hunter and Thornton will be hard pressed to be 100% this year. Both guys are scrubs.

Law if healthy is a stud. Risk reward sign.

[LaTunaNostra]

Originally Posted by Nors

ACL's - I'm just calling that Hunter and Thornton will be hard pressed to be 100% this year. Both guys are scrubs.

Law if healthy is a stud. Risk reward sign.

Ty's injury was so severe he hasn't even been able to work out for a team yet.

Old folks don't heal as fast, Nors.

Whereas Hunter an Thornton are rarin to go.

[big dog cowboy]

After last year, we keep 6. The competition for the last 2 spots is between Lance Frazier, Bruce Thorton and Jacque Reeves. It may come down to special teams play. If any of the 7 gets hurt, the rest is your 6.

[Nors]

Originally Posted by LaTunaNostra

Ty's injury was so severe he hasn't even been able to work out for a team yet.

Old folks don't heal as fast, Nors.

Whereas Hunter an Thornton are rarin to go.

Rarin to go? Thats What McGahee's agent said - 2 years later his player was ready. Hunter and Thornton will be at risk to make team, be PUP'd or IR'D. You don't come back 9 months from that injury. Raring not....


Law is running, chances he is a Cowboy rise day by day.....

[big dog cowboy]

Originally Posted by Nors

Law is running, chances he is a Cowboy rise day by day.....

I don't believe either of those is true.