Guys continue to cut themselves

DeathMonkey said:

Or he didn't care cause it's preseason and wants to save himself for the regular season.

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Sounds like real talk. You could see that all over the field on both sides.

Whyjerry said:

You forgot a big one...Maher. He must go. Dallas would be stupid to cut Hyder. He is a solid vet. I will add one more...Frazier. He can’t play S in the NFL. Zero cover skills.

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Iloka and Donovan are meh too. Along with Frazier, they're all cutable, which is good, because I expect us to bring in another SS.

Iloka goes first.

boysfaninMI said:

Yeah, dunno if he has compromising pics of Red, Jerrah or both but he's brutal.

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Lynn Scott lent him his picture of Jerry and a farm animal

xwalker said:

Agree.

Weber never got to see daylight on the inside.
- He had a nice bounce to the outside for a decent game.

Morris didn't see much daylight either but he looked old and slow.

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Morris is a downhill back.

What he was doing with attempting juke moves........kinda baffled me. Bad OL or not. If you need three, he'd usually get that.

He did look slow but when White played, everything looked slow.

Still, I agree with you. He's done.

cern said:

I like jon vea Johnson's speed, route running, etc. unfortunately, he has to hold on to the ball. much like noah brown in that respect.

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The biggest thing I disagree with that is being said about him is he has hands of stone. His problem doesn't appear to be bad hands to me; in fact, some of the catches he has made would dispute that. His issue is concentration/poor technique. He has both tried to run before securing the catch and not used his hands well. These are things that can be taught ... although not every player is willing to learn.

glimmerman said:

There better be a kicker in camp today. Seriously .. Maher will cost us games. We play a lot of close ones.

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Which,when considering the talented capabilities we've amassed on the roster, shouldn't continuously be the case,tho those division rival games are always gonna be an "on the ground & to the wire" tussle affair it seems,,,I do covet the extended range that leg of our #2 do pooch it thru with,,,er,,,sometimes,,,just sayin'

* didn't he nail a 62 yarder last year?

gimmesix said:

The biggest thing I disagree with that is being said about him is he has hands of stone. His problem doesn't appear to be bad hands to me; in fact, some of the catches he has made would dispute that. His issue is concentration/poor technique. He has both tried to run before securing the catch and not used his hands well. These are things that can be taught ... although not every player is willing to learn.

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I can't say why he drops the ball, only that he does. All too often.

Hyatt
JV Johnson

Those two dudes have axed themselves and I was high on them coming into camp... boy what a difference when the big game lights come on

cern said:

I can't say why he drops the ball, only that he does. All too often.

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I don't think it's very hard to see, and if you watched the Dallas broadcast of Saturday's game, Darryl Johnston pointed it out on his drop against LA. On that one, he had his hands turned wrong, so instead of catching the ball with his hands turned up, he tried to "basket" catch it and the ball bounced off. On the very first drop he had against San Francisco, he took his eyes off the ball, assuming the catch and was looking at his next move with the safety coming up. On the pass that was jarred loose against San Fran, he tried to body-catch it, which allowed the defender to knock it out.

No doubt it's happening all too often to keep him on the 53, but it's a fixable problem. It isn't necessarily like it was with Randall Williams, who truly did have hands of stone.

glimmerman said:

Yeah he can kick the football into the end zone. Pretty much any NFL kicker can do that.

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Except, you know....Matt Bryant and the guy that Maher replaced.