OL Bill Nagy waived

[CyberB0b]

Maybe we can waive McGee, as well. No way he makes the team.

 

[Stash]

Nagy could use some more bulk. He gets another off-season to get that. He'll come to camp next year in the mix as a backup C-G.

Basically, this is a red shirt year for him

But another year of lost opportunity for important practice work and another year that he's not available to help the team and another year closer to him becoming a free agent if the team even wanted to keep him.

Don't see the silver lining here.

 

[jblaze2004]

Nagy could use some more bulk. He gets another off-season to get that. He'll come to camp next year in the mix as a backup C-G.

Basically, this is a red shirt year for him

Hopefully no more red shirt years after this:laugh2: We would like to use him and see what he got at some point. He was ok his rookie year.

 

[visionary]

Don't see the silver lining here.

you got to squint real hard

 

[CyberB0b]

Nagy. The guy who couldn't earn a starting job in college, but the Cowboys thought we was starting material. :laugh2:

 

[speedkilz88]

Nagy. The guy who couldn't earn a starting job in college, but the Cowboys thought we was starting material. :laugh2:

I don't know why you think it's funny. They aren't really releasing him. This is the only way to open up his roster spot and put him on IR. The only other option would be to keep him on the roster until the season starts and then put him on IR. But they need that spot now.

 

[Cowboys22]

Nagy. The guy who couldn't earn a starting job in college, but the Cowboys thought we was starting material. :laugh2:

Whats funny is that he would have been an unquestioned starter on every single other college team in the country. He just happened to go to Wisconsin and had other guys step up and play well after he got hurt.

 

[Doomsday101]

I don't know why you think it's funny. They aren't really releasing him. This is the only way to open up his roster spot and put him on IR. The only other option would be to keep him on the roster until the season starts and then put him on IR. But they need that spot now.

Spot on.

As soon as he clears wavier Dallas will place him on the IR this is a procedure all teams use. Down side for Nagy his season will be done

 

[CCBoy]

Spot on.

As soon as he clears wavier Dallas will place him on the IR this is a procedure all teams use. Down side for Nagy his season will be done

My first stop after the operation procedures, would be to have a very serious talk with Woicik and develop a complete body remake/reconditioning program for a year.

 

[AbeBeta]

But another year of lost opportunity for important practice work and another year that he's not available to help the team and another year closer to him becoming a free agent if the team even wanted to keep him.

Don't see the silver lining here.

Not saying this is better - obviously we could use him in the center mix. But once he got hurt, it was clear that he wasn't going to be able to make the 53 man roster - at least we get to keep him instead of having to cut him (yes, I know we just cut him, but that is procedural)

 

[AbeBeta]

I don't know why you think it's funny. They aren't really releasing him. This is the only way to open up his roster spot and put him on IR. The only other option would be to keep him on the roster until the season starts and then put him on IR. But they need that spot now.

It is interesting that with rosters going to 90, that teams still absolutely need that last spot

 

[AbeBeta]

My first stop after the operation procedures, would be to have a very serious talk with Woicik and develop a complete body remake/reconditioning program for a year.

Yeah, I'm sure that the players need to take the initiative on that

 

[Stash]

Not saying this is better - obviously we could use him in the center mix. But once he got hurt, it was clear that he wasn't going to be able to make the 53 man roster - at least we get to keep him instead of having to cut him (yes, I know we just cut him, but that is procedural)

At least I can agree on that point.

They get to take another look at him next year anyway.

 

[speedkilz88]

It is interesting that with rosters going to 90, that teams still absolutely need that last spot

They've had a lot of injuries would be the big reason.

 

[AbeBeta]

They've had a lot of injuries would be the big reason.

Sure, but several of the injured that you are thinking about started on PUP so that wouldn't take up a spot.

 

[CCBoy]

Yeah, I'm sure that the players need to take the initiative on that

Initiative starts at the level of motivation by the player. If he waits for system to take hold and create that spontenaity in himself, we'll be waiting a very, very long time as fans to see it hit the carpet.

 

[AbeBeta]

Initiative starts at the level of motivation by the player. If he waits for system to take hold and create that spontenaity in himself, we'll be waiting a very, very long time as fans to see it hit the carpet.

Yes, he should probably buck the chain of command. That's a good idea

 

[Deep_South]

I cannot believe we didn't try to sign a center yet:bang2:

unless we sign holland. Let berny play center and costa be the back up? Its kind of scary going into the season with our back up center being a guard who only played center for 2 weeks now.

What's the hurry? We don't play a game until Saturday.

 

[CCBoy]

Yes, he should probably buck the chain of command. That's a good idea

No, initiative is always a correct procedure...but you were trying to pee on the parade from the start.

That always makes for enrichment in discussion.

So, you are saying the 'creep' should just get all lazy and expect the organization to be his 'momie.'

That works well.... Just going by your line of reinforcements.

Let's just get a reference going, not included previously, despite the crap tossing....just how long has Miles Austins hamstring problems been lingering?

Didn't Nagy's injury happen first, last year?

Now come on back with an applied version of Company line as an argument in motivation of a player to actually overcome.

Maybe you can further enlighten with the role of a very motivated athlete, as to recovery time and skill level returned to, as compared to someone who just goes through an organizational level of recovery.

Perhaps you can throw in reovery successes of a MLB Tommy John recipient that was worked hard following surgery. I can pre-empt discussion here. First, MLB, for obvious reasons, hasn't accumulated medical data to show what has actually been successful following similar operations. As to workload intensity as well as rest required to what degree, even following that surgery.

On shoulder rehab, very few have survived a Tommy John surgery for long, with a high intensity workload was resumed immediately. Wonder what that means for an athlete and following strictly a 'company' approach to his own career?

I wonder if there is a carry over sense of a franchise, in the NFL as well, to get it's money's worth now, rather than developing out a person's career to his advantage?

Yep, you have to be on target here, company line at all costs to the players...you go!

Wonder what the Washington MLB team will be doing with Strasburg now?

Oh, don't worryabout trying to discard that situation, and discussing it here...that will play out no matter what distraction is submitted to discount it's involvement in a discussion here.

Better yet, come back with Tommy John wasn't in discussion and you didn't understand the comparison in your context...at it was all garbled. Better yet, blame it on Jerry.

 

[CCBoy]

What's the hurry? We don't play a game until Saturday.

For the young players trying to work up to an individual role, and who will be on the field most of this Saturday's game, this is actually better for them. As there is little opportunity to develop up bad mental processes and retain continuity of their own development.