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By my count there are still 3 open spots.
Emmitt playing now might be an upgrade over Blue.Upgrade over Blue is a low bar, but I like him as RB 3. Good pickup.
No, He Said that they were not sure that they would go in that direction!That is not at all what he said. He said they weren't sure. "Most likely", your words, and "weren't sure" Shotty's words is a big difference.
Maybe. The Falcons and Chiefs cut him, and swing tackles are tough to come by.Solid swing tackle potential
Supposedly, the ACC is following the SEC and Big 10 in not allowing them to play.pretty good list,i am surprised Hudson didnt go back to College.
Dude can you read? I said Shotty said that they 'weren't sure'. You were the one who said most likely which is not accurate.No, He Said that they were not sure that they would go in that direction!
Dallas can have 17 PS players this year and three spots are still open.Thought we'd sign Toia at least. I didn't care that much for Robinson, so could have lived without him.
Roster churn is 24/7/365......Steven Jones.....Or the actual quote.. “The way I look at things, I’ve always said it, player acquisition is 365 days a year. It’s not just the first or second or third day of free agency.”Question... How much longer can they add and subtract from the PS?
We did apparently add an OL from another team. Here's a read on him: https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/former-falcons-ot-wanya-morris-185443040.html?fr=sycsrp_catchallBy my count there are still 4 open spots.
Well, the Chiefs actually traded him, but for less than what he cost them (a third-round pick).Maybe. The Falcons and Chiefs cut him, and swing tackles are tough to come by.
All season. As long as they don't exceed the 17 man limit you can cut and sign players from the PS as often as you want.Question... How much longer can they add and subtract from the PS?
So the Falcons gave away a third-round pick a couple of months ago and still cut him? Yikes.Well, the Chiefs actually traded him, but for less than what he cost them (a third-round pick).
