Does Michael Trigg have any chance of making the 53?

Obviously he was overdrafted and most of us are still pissed over it, but if Schoonmaker is your TE3, that’s not awful.

Not sure how real it might be to lose Trigg if exposed to gen pop. I suppose that depends on his preseason performance. You want to see him play, and play well, but they also can’t keep four TEs.

Bottom line is it’d be nice to see Trigg explode in the preseason, but I don’t think It’s a great idea to dump Schoon just yet. When Ferg missed a few weeks, there wasn’t much of a drop. Maybe that says more about Ferguson, but if so, it’s even more of a reason to keep Trigg around.
 
Obviously he was overdrafted and most of us are still pissed over it, but if Schoonmaker is your TE3, that’s not awful.

Not sure how real it might be to lose Trigg if exposed to gen pop. I suppose that depends on his preseason performance. You want to see him play, and play well, but they also can’t keep four TEs.

Bottom line is it’d be nice to see Trigg explode in the preseason, but I don’t think It’s a great idea to dump Schoon just yet. When Ferg missed a few weeks, there wasn’t much of a drop. Maybe that says more about Ferguson, but if so, it’s even more of a reason to keep Trigg around.
Yes Schoonmaker is not as bad as many think he is. If Ferguson goes down again. Would they truly trust Spann-Ford. Need to see more of him also.
Trigg was an UDFA for certain reasons. I don't think he will be claimed off waivers, and will be on the PS.
Unless he really balls out in TC and PS games.
 
Yes Schoonmaker is not as bad as many think he is. If Ferguson goes down again. Would they truly trust Spann-Ford. Need to see more of him also.
Trigg was an UDFA for certain reasons. I don't think he will be claimed off waivers, and will be on the PS.
Unless he really balls out in TC and PS games.
I think he's able to be trusted, he's a hard nosed blocker, seems to be able to make plays for us, I'd have no problem with this
 
Obviously he was overdrafted and most of us are still pissed over it, but if Schoonmaker is your TE3, that’s not awful.

Not sure how real it might be to lose Trigg if exposed to gen pop. I suppose that depends on his preseason performance. You want to see him play, and play well, but they also can’t keep four TEs.

Bottom line is it’d be nice to see Trigg explode in the preseason, but I don’t think It’s a great idea to dump Schoon just yet. When Ferg missed a few weeks, there wasn’t much of a drop. Maybe that says more about Ferguson, but if so, it’s even more of a reason to keep Trigg around.
I agree with this other than to say that Schoon is more easily replaceable from waivers and other practice squads. Trigg, theoretically, has a unique skillset that would be more "risky" to lose.

Given that, I can see a scenario where Trigg makes the 53 but isn't active on game day and TE3, be in Schoon or someone else, is basically just a practice squad call up every week.
 
Yes Schoonmaker is not as bad as many think he is. If Ferguson goes down again. Would they truly trust Spann-Ford. Need to see more of him also.
Trigg was an UDFA for certain reasons. I don't think he will be claimed off waivers, and will be on the PS.
Unless he really balls out in TC and PS games.
Yep, he isn’t awful by any stretch, just way overdrafted. I’d bet on him to have a nice camp with his roster spot in question.

He won’t be here next year, but will be in the league for a few more years no doubt.

Agree on Ford. He will be TE2 but if Ferg is out, I’d start Schoonmaker, unless Trigg is performing miracles.
 
He’s 4th on the depth chart. They kept three last year.

Ferguson and Spann-Ford are locks.

The problem for a guy like Trigg is that although people want to run off Schoonmaker, he plays in every aspect of the special teams group. When you’re fighting for a roster spot that is huge.

He played on 241 special teams plays and was third string on offense

Trigg has big questions coming out about not only his ability to block but his willingness to block.

He wants to catch touchdowns and that’s about it.

Third string tight ends can’t do that so he has to be volunteering for every special teams drill he can .
I think he would have to really stand out in the preseason for us to trade Schoonmaker, which is what we would probably do for a late-round pick. I've seen him make some nice catches in videos, but Schoonmaker is making catches, too. He's either got to be practically unstoppable as a receiver or show that he's an all-around tight end and can contribute on special teams as well.
 
Wasn’t a troll post, guy just wasn’t sure why someone was referring to Trigg as Vaughn. I knew the poster meant as in pet cat but the guy who responded didn’t.
Actually I stand by what I said It was a bad comp.. In my opinion this dude is a physical specimen that's had mental problems with the game and off the field problem but the dude is an absolute beast He is not a small dude like Darren Sproles that may have a 10% chance to make a team and find a little niche role it's a completely different calm if you wanted to say he's the next possible Rico gathers there you go these dudes were jumped out of a gym they both were big strong and tight ends and everyone thought maybe Rico was going to have something but he didn't..

However when this guy's on the field he's not really just project It's his off field stuff his mental stuff his dedication to the game but when he's on the field he's actually can play..

I get it I like Deuce Vaughn as well I was hoping that he'd have a niche but the problem is we already have that guy on this team who's faster and does all the same things, Turpin..

If I was running a team in an offense I can actually find a spot for Deuce Fawn and you can utilize the guy if you were wanting to do that on a team that had a spot special teams he should be a returner on both return teams and it needs to get a lot of work there and then he needs to have a nice roll for gadget plays but again the Cowboys didn't have a role for him but I guarantee he got a bad rap here and he may never get another chance sometimes that happens but I still think if I was running a team I would find a spot for that guy I would make him Darren Sproles but some teams are just not that patient anymore They don't have room on the roster for just a gadget player..

TRIGGS is not a gadget player Nor a project, needing development,

He just needs to get himself right mentally dedicate himself to the playbook Be on time listen to the coaches be a model player that's really shows that he has a passion for football and wants to play..

I would say he's more like Antonio Bryant a guy with a lot of talent that went knucklehead but when given the reps and when he really wanted to play he could play... Just off the top of my head we're just spitballing here I say it is a troll pose calling him Deuce Vaughn you either don't know anything about football or you're trolling..
 
I think he would have to really stand out in the preseason for us to trade Schoonmaker, which is what we would probably do for a late-round pick. I've seen him make some nice catches in videos, but Schoonmaker is making catches, too. He's either got to be practically unstoppable as a receiver or show that he's an all-around tight end and can contribute on special teams as well.
The way I see it is that he’s someone’s pet cat. The attraction of that physical profile is alluring to offensive talent evaluators

He was widely considered a top-100, Day 2 football talent based pure skillset, but fell entirely out of the draft due to character concerns, maturity questions, and poor practice habits. Transferring twice is also not a good look (he started at USC)

He was suspended at Ole Miss and removed from their roster mid-season. He was suspended again at Baylor, and went viral with a sideline blow up with the AD

The also gave him a really large deal. He got like $300k guaranteed which was one of the biggest UDFA deals this year

I’d like to think someone that he trusts is in his ear and keeping him focused. Getting the star on the helmet and a little bit of money in your pocket does not give you a place in the team, eapecially if you need to beat out a special teams contributor like Schoonmaker

Dropping Schoonmaker costs very little financially, but Trigg is going to need some serious “WOW” moments in training camp to justify a roster spot just based off raw projected upside instead of someone who can actually contribute this season.

He’d be like a practice squad player stayed on the 53 man
 
The way I see it is that he’s someone’s pet cat. The attraction of that physical profile is alluring to offensive talent evaluators

He was widely considered a top-100, Day 2 football talent based pure skillset, but fell entirely out of the draft due to character concerns, maturity questions, and poor practice habits. Transferring twice is also not a good look (he started at USC)

He was suspended at Ole Miss and removed from their roster mid-season. He was suspended again at Baylor, and went viral with a sideline blow up with the AD

The also gave him a really large deal. He got like $300k guaranteed which was one of the biggest UDFA deals this year

I’d like to think someone that he trusts is in his ear and keeping him focused. Getting the star on the helmet and a little bit of money in your pocket does not give you a place in the team, eapecially if you need to beat out a special teams contributor like Schoonmaker

Dropping Schoonmaker costs very little financially, but Trigg is going to need some serious “WOW” moments in training camp to justify a roster spot just based off raw projected upside instead of someone who can actually contribute this season.

He’d be like a practice squad player stayed on the 53 man
He appears to have the ability as a receiver to deliver those "WOW" moments and possibly force his way on the roster as a tight end who brings a different skill set. But I would bet they'd prefer to keep him on the practice squad for a year. His performance during the preseason will determine if they can do that or if some team would claim him on waivers.
 
He appears to have the ability as a receiver to deliver those "WOW" moments and possibly force his way on the roster as a tight end who brings a different skill set. But I would bet they'd prefer to keep him on the practice squad for a year. His performance during the preseason will determine if they can do that or if some team would claim him on waivers.
While I would agree with that premise I understand why you'd say that but in my opinion Fairweather was one of the better tight ends last year and I'm no expert but they tried to hide him on the practice squad and guess what they lost him I think he was actually a pretty good I think he was better than fant or scoonmaker and somehow they tried to stash him and they lost...

That's what my eyes told me so sometimes you can lose doing that.. 3 years from now you'll find out maybe you let the wrong guy go did you see Brooks last night bawling out as a receiver for another team again having another great camp for someone else... I'm wondering is this just another wonderful camp hero that will fall back down in the regular season I don't know...
 
While I would agree with that premise I understand why you'd say that but in my opinion Fairweather was one of the better tight ends last year and I'm no expert but they tried to hide him on the practice squad and guess what they lost him I think he was actually a pretty good I think he was better than fant or scoonmaker and somehow they tried to stash him and they lost...

That's what my eyes told me so sometimes you can lose doing that.. 3 years from now you'll find out maybe you let the wrong guy go did you see Brooks last night bawling out as a receiver for another team again having another great camp for someone else... I'm wondering is this just another wonderful camp hero that will fall back down in the regular season I don't know...
Fairweather did make it to our practice squad and was on it until December 30, when Arizona signed him. We could have brought him up to the 53 at any point or protected him. Teams can protect up to four players.
 
Fairweather did make it to our practice squad and was on it until December 30, when Arizona signed him. We could have brought him up to the 53 at any point or protected him. Teams can protect up to four players.
I realized our details i'm the one who brought his name i'm saying that we lost him lost the opportunity to develop him because I like him I think he to me should have been one of the 3 rotating tight ends last year I guess only time will tell when we watch him play this year for whoever he plays for because I believe we let one go that we shouldn't have...
 
Actually I stand by what I said It was a bad comp.. In my opinion this dude is a physical specimen that's had mental problems with the game and off the field problem but the dude is an absolute beast He is not a small dude like Darren Sproles that may have a 10% chance to make a team and find a little niche role it's a completely different calm if you wanted to say he's the next possible Rico gathers there you go these dudes were jumped out of a gym they both were big strong and tight ends and everyone thought maybe Rico was going to have something but he didn't..

However when this guy's on the field he's not really just project It's his off field stuff his mental stuff his dedication to the game but when he's on the field he's actually can play..

I get it I like Deuce Vaughn as well I was hoping that he'd have a niche but the problem is we already have that guy on this team who's faster and does all the same things, Turpin..

If I was running a team in an offense I can actually find a spot for Deuce Fawn and you can utilize the guy if you were wanting to do that on a team that had a spot special teams he should be a returner on both return teams and it needs to get a lot of work there and then he needs to have a nice roll for gadget plays but again the Cowboys didn't have a role for him but I guarantee he got a bad rap here and he may never get another chance sometimes that happens but I still think if I was running a team I would find a spot for that guy I would make him Darren Sproles but some teams are just not that patient anymore They don't have room on the roster for just a gadget player..

TRIGGS is not a gadget player Nor a project, needing development,

He just needs to get himself right mentally dedicate himself to the playbook Be on time listen to the coaches be a model player that's really shows that he has a passion for football and wants to play..

I would say he's more like Antonio Bryant a guy with a lot of talent that went knucklehead but when given the reps and when he really wanted to play he could play... Just off the top of my head we're just spitballing here I say it is a troll pose calling him Deuce Vaughn you either don't know anything about football or you're trolling..
Actually, since I made the comparison to Deuce the basis was not about physical stature rather many in the crowd saying or alluding to he'll be in the pro bowl or be starting early on and definitely had a final roster spot.

Trigg, although he has enticing talents and teases us to think of possible greatness, went undrafted for a reason (or several reasons). And, I agree, it is between his ears. Many young 20 somethings have a heard time stdeaightening those mental irregularities out on their own. I hope, for his sake and the team's he matures and reaches his potential of greatness (yes, even greatness).
 
Actually, since I made the comparison to Deuce the basis was not about physical stature rather many in the crowd saying or alluding to he'll be in the pro bowl or be starting early on and definitely had a final roster spot.

Trigg, although he has enticing talents and teases us to think of possible greatness, went undrafted for a reason (or several reasons). And, I agree, it is between his ears. Many young 20 somethings have a heard time stdeaightening those mental irregularities out on their own. I hope, for his sake and the team's he matures and reaches his potential of greatness (yes, even greatness).
You mean undrafted like Tony Romo and Kurt Warner I could name another dozen Some Hall of Farmers some all pros So that's my side of it.. and?

He's so much different than Deuce Vaughn and I'm sorry it wasn't just physical If you didn't read it then don't respond i'm telling you the dude when he is on the field he is a physical presence and he can play the position his problem is off the field he's got knucklehead syndrome that he needs to fix deuce Vaughn was just too small to play and he was a pet cat and all this other stuff this guy is completely opposite and I'm standing by my opinion that it was a bad comp

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I agree with this other than to say that Schoon is more easily replaceable from waivers and other practice squads. Trigg, theoretically, has a unique skillset that would be more "risky" to lose.

Given that, I can see a scenario where Trigg makes the 53 but isn't active on game day and TE3, be in Schoon or someone else, is basically just a practice squad call up every week.
Schoonmaker is Jake Ferguson 2.0. They are the same player. So unless Ferg is out, there is nothing Schoon brings that is different to this offense. That's why he struggled to find a niche here.

Also, back in 2024 when Ferguson missed substantial time, Schoonmaker produced at around the same level. He's not a bad player. He just doesn't have a role here.
 
Not all that likely, but it would be unreal to have a dynamic tight end along with Pickens and Lamb.

No offense Fergie, but you ain’t dynamic.

But yeah, he needs to know that he needs to block also. Either he gets that or he doesn’t. Maybe someone needs to tell him that he isn’t fast enough to want to catch passes only.
 

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