11 hours ago, MichaelWeston said:

They did activate Robbins. I assume he will be cut....or traded....any punters doing terribly?

Robbins

Per Bengals.com, Robbins cut. 

2 minutes ago, texbengal said:

Per Bengals.com, Robbins cut. 

 

 

Not shocked.

KJ Henry poached off of PS by the Cowboys. With Parsons and Lawrence hurt, they need reinforcements. He was signed to their active roster on a 2-year deal.

Good for him. 

23 minutes ago, texbengal said:

KJ Henry poached off of PS by the Cowboys. With Parsons and Lawrence hurt, they need reinforcements. He was signed to their active roster on a 2-year deal.

Good for him. 

Yeah, good for him.

Hope he gets a couple sacks this Sunday vs the Squeels.

I hope they grab a shifty RB who can also return kicks for the PS.  Has to be someone out there. 

Zach Carter released

Wonder who the inactives will be?

 

Rankins yes

Hudson and McClachlan maybe

Irwin?

I swear, every time I see this thread, I read "Rooster Juggling."

 

If I'd gotten my brain from Walmart, I'd take it back and ask for one that isn't defective.

1 hour ago, MichaelWeston said:

Zach Carter released

Practice squad.

Guy goes when Rankin returns.

Irwin should be scouting Linkedin because he's as good as gone.

 

3 hours ago, Montana Bengal said:

That's not helping.

2 hours ago, Montecore said:

 

Aaaaand that pretty much seals the deal.

 

And, of course, with profound thanks to @MichaelWeston , this has now been codified, the dark side has won and I'll now spend the rest of the season monitoring our 53-man rooster. (<-- let's see what AI can do with that one)

2 hours ago, Montecore said:

 

That's just weird

Kirkland and Hill to IR

 

Added a corner to the Practice Squad (Abraham) and a RT off the Falcons Practice squad to our roster (Steuber)

Andrew Stueber added to our roster

https://www.atlantafalcons.com/team/players-roster/andrew-stueber/

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/andrew-stueber/32005354-5549-4387-a5a3-e4b30b6368d8

 

Player Bio

 

Stueber was a four-star recruit and first-team All-Connecticut pick as a junior and senior at Darien High School. Stueber redshirted the 2017 season in Ann Arbor, playing in one game on special teams. He started twice at right tackle in 2018, playing in all 13 contests for the Wolverines. A torn ACL suffered in training camp kept Stueber out for the entire 2019 season but he returned to start all six games in 2020, two at right guard and then four at right tackle. The Wolverines won the 2021 Joe Moore Award as the nation's top offensive line, in part because of Stueber's play in 14 starts at right tackle. He was voted third-team All-Big Ten Conference for his efforts. -- by Chad Reuter

Analysis

 

By Lance Zierlein

NFL Analyst

Draft Projection

Round 5

Overview

Beefy right tackle prospect who succeeds with toughness and strength. Stueber is split-low with excess girth across his torso and might have teams considering him as both a guard and a tackle. He's strong in his uppers and lowers but would benefit from better bend for increased leverage. He plays with good feel for pocket depth and can neutralize power rushers but will have trouble successfully setting out to NFL edge speed. He's built for power and gap run schemes but is more of a neutralizer than finisher. Toughness, size, strength and potential as a two-position player add to his chances of playing in the league.

Strengths

• Broad frame allows for good width into the block.
• Powerful and tough in the trenches.
• Accelerates through point of impact on down blocks.
• Works with independent hands and well-timed punch.
• Rifles outside hand into rusher's pads with force.
• Flat-back pass sets with stabilized base.
• Firm through engagement with a strong core.
• Hand strength to snatch up rusher and sit on the counter.
• Frame and strength for reps at guard.

Weaknesses

• Below-average body type for the position.
• Struggled as a run blocker in Georgia game.
• Can be out-positioned by length as run blocker.
• Straight-legged on kick-out blocks.
• Opens shoulders and hips too early in his pass sets.
• No second gear to save his outside edge against speed.
• Lacks desired foot quickness to cut off inside moves.
• Below-average recovery athleticism.

Sources Tell Us

"The Georgia game didn't bother me because I'm already OK with his limitations. I'm writing him as a guard, where I think he has a chance to be a starter." -- Scout for AFC team

 

Micah Abraham was a 7th rounder this year for the Colts. doesn't look like he was added to the practice squad. 

 

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/micah-abraham/32004142-5207-3130-2d8a-f489f3d3a7b3

 

14 minutes ago, MichaelWeston said:

Micah Abraham was a 7th rounder this year for the Colts. doesn't look like he was added to the practice squad. 

 

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/micah-abraham/32004142-5207-3130-2d8a-f489f3d3a7b3

 

Thanks for these updates.

Yes awesome work as usual

Sometimes people get offended when you call them into question and sometimes they do things that simply confirm what you thought and you get a chuckle out of it

2 hours ago, Jamie_B said:

Sometimes people get offended when you call them into question and sometimes they do things that simply confirm what you thought and you get a chuckle out of it

 

Listing the players we signed and showing information about them is that? 

5 minutes ago, MichaelWeston said:

 

Listing the players we signed and showing information about them is that? 

 

Is there a reason you are quoting me here? 

Just now, Jamie_B said:

 

Is there a reason you are quoting me here? 

Yeah, I assumed you were carrying over your silliness. 

Just now, MichaelWeston said:

Yeah, I assumed you were carrying over your silliness. 

 

No