Rooster Juggling

[MichaelWeston]

1 minute ago, Jamie_B said:

 

No

Than what was that in reference to 

[Jamie_B]

1 minute ago, MichaelWeston said:

Than what was that in reference to 

 

Different thing. 

 

Btw you post said he was a 7th rounder, your link shows him as a 6th

[MichaelWeston]

Abraham was a 6th rounder for the Colts. He is the son of Donnie Abraham 

[Whodeyman]

So if Zack moss can't play against giants do the Bengals promote Milton rb from Georgia who is 230lbs. off practice squad? 

[I_C_Deadpeople]

12 hours ago, MichaelWeston said:

Abraham was a 6th rounder for the Colts. He is the son of Donnie Abraham 

SUMMARY: Micah Abraham, the youngest of three, grew up in a football family. His father (Donnie) was a third-round pick in the 1996 NFL Draft and collected 38
interceptions in his NFL career (he is currently a coach in the UFL). Micah was All-Region in football and track at East Lake High and was a three-star recruit, signing
with Marshall over Boston College. He started as a true freshman (originally at safety before moving to corner) and finished his career with a school-record 55 passes
defended. Abraham has terrific eyes and feel for passing concepts, which allows him to jump throws and put his ball skills to good use. Though he can usually recover
in time, his aggressive style will force him out of phase, and NFL quarterbacks will test him early and often. He can be outmuscled through the route. Overall,
Abraham is undersized, but he posted outstanding on-ball production in college and has the NFL speed and bloodlines that won’t go unnoticed

[claptonrocks]

59 minutes ago, Whodeyman said:

So if Zack moss can't play against giants do the Bengals promote Milton rb from Georgia who is 230lbs. off practice squad? 

I'm hoping ,Trayveon gets his chance.

[MichaelWeston]

27 minutes ago, claptonrocks said:

I'm hoping ,Trayveon gets his chance.

Me too, but they would want a 3rd back

[Whodeyman]

2 hours ago, MichaelWeston said:

Me too, but they would want a 3rd back

I want to see the 230lb RB in there.  Guy had impressive tape from Georgia.  

[PatternMaster]

Who came to this thread hoping to see some cock juggling?  No Diddy!

[T-Dub]

12 minutes ago, PatternMaster said:

Who came to this thread hoping to see some cock juggling?  No Diddy!

 

That's only allowed in the secret invite-only private forum. BYOBabyoil

[MichaelWeston]

DJ Ivey is a full Participant

 

[Whodeyman]

1 hour ago, MichaelWeston said:

DJ Ivey is a full Participant

 

Sounds like Milton on tap if Zack and Chase don't play?

[MichaelWeston]

We lost Isiah Thomas to Detroit.... which is funny

 

Opening on the ps and the 53 with Ivey coming back at some point though

[T-Dub]

On 10/10/2024 at 3:22 PM, MichaelWeston said:

DJ Ivey is a full Participant

 

 

Wasn't he limited last week too?

[MichaelWeston]

Got Williams off Waivers from Lions

 

 

[MichaelWeston]

Added Marco Wilson

 

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/marco-wilson/32005749-4c74-9995-14dd-2c0bb7452094

 

Marco is the brother of former Florida cornerback Quincy Wilson (currently with the New York Giants) and the son of former Miami defensive back Chad Wilson. Marco lost his junior season at American Heritage High School (where his father was an assistant coach for some time) to a torn ACL but returned the following fall to earn USA Today All-American and first-team Class 5A All-Broward squad. Wilson became an immediate starter for the Gators his true freshman season, beginning all 11 contests (34 tackles, 10 pass breakups). His sophomore season was cut short after just two starts (posting one pass breakup), however, because of a torn left ACL. Wilson once again returned from injury to start all 13 games in 2019, recording 36 tackles, 2.5 for loss, three interceptions and five pass breakups. He decided to leave Gainesville after the 2020 season, where he started nine of 10 contests played (33 tackles, four pass breakups) but made the most headlines with an unsportsmanlike conduct call against LSU that cost Florida the game. -- by Chad Reuter

Analysis

 

By Lance Zierlein

NFL Analyst

Draft Projection

Round 4

NFL Comparison

De'Vante Bausby

Overview

Ingredients like size, speed, strength and athleticism are all present, but Wilson hasn't been able to combine them and make a meal since early in his career. He clearly has the athletic talent and skill set to be a much better man defender than he showed in 2020. His size and strength are big advantages when it's time to play the 50-50 balls, but he needs to do a more consistent job of crowding his targets and maintaining his positioning through the rep. There are times when the coverage pursuit simply looks too lackadaisical and not consistently competitive from game to game. Wilson's run-support effort needs a lot of work, as teams will find and exploit it if he is on the field. He has the traits and athleticism of a Day 2 starter, but with the tape of a Day 3 backup with inside/outside versatility.

Strengths

• One of four true freshmen to start at cornerback in Florida history.
• Brother of NFL defensive back Quincy Wilson.
• Good size with plenty of play strength.
• Athletic, with smooth hips in transitions.
• Willing to attack and jump the slant route.
• Sees route progressions clearly from zone.
• Disciplined to midpoint high-low route combinations.
• Good closing burst when he's in recovery mode.
• Explosive leaper with ability to shade the jump ball.
• Forceful at the catch point.

Weaknesses

• Best season was as a freshman in 2017.
• Late getting into position multiple times pre-snap.
• His man coverage wasn't as competitive in 2020.
• Needs to play with better squeeze at the top of the route.
• Beat deep twice in the game against Texas A&M.
• Will get a little too upright in space.
• Run-support demeanor is lacking.
• Doesn't look to see, hit and wrap the runner.

[MichaelWeston]

Wilson has 37 starts over his career, Started 11 games for the Cardinals in 23 but was cut that December and scooped up by the Pats. 

[MichaelWeston]

For some reason we have an open roster and practice squad position. 

[T-Dub]

1 hour ago, MichaelWeston said:

For some reason we have an open roster and practice squad position. 

 

Activating someone off IR?  No idea who would be likely at this point.

[MichaelWeston]

6 hours ago, T-Dub said:

 

Activating someone off IR?  No idea who would be likely at this point.

Probably to bump York up to the Roster on the 53 but they should have a guy on the PS at least. 

[|High School Harry|]

3 hours ago, MichaelWeston said:

Probably to bump York up to the Roster on the 53 but they should have a guy on the PS at least. 

Jaxxon Kirkland?

[MichaelWeston]

2 hours ago, High School Harry said:

Jaxxon Kirkland?

I wish but I think his season was over

[MichaelWeston]

Cade York to main roster

 

Added to practice squad

Joe Giles-Harris LB

Jaylen Key S

 

Joe Giles-Harris https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/G/GileJo01.htm

 

Jaylen Key-Jets 7th rounder

Overview

UAB transfer who started the full 2023 season for the Tide. Key has the size and play strength of an NFL safety but is not as active or consistent as he needs to be as a run defender. He's a decent athlete and can cover straight-line routes but doesn't play with enough route anticipation or make-up burst to contest many catches. Key's physical traits work in his favor, but he needs to have a definable play trait as either a run defender or in coverage, and that seems to be missing.

Strengths

• Built like an NFL safety with a solid frame and good length.
• Adequate footwork and body control working from a pedal.
• Size and play strength to line up over tight ends in coverage.
• Possesses decent stopping power as hitter near the box.
• Mentality and toughness to become core special teams player.

Weaknesses

• Has had issues blanking on coverage obligations.
• Slow to transition hips and hit accelerator to chase receiver.
• Very low on-ball production relative to man-cover reps.
• Delayed reaction from high safety perch as run defender.
• Below-average balance, positioning and wrap-up as tackler.

[claptonrocks]

7 hours ago, MichaelWeston said:

Cade York to main roster

 

Added to practice squad

Joe Giles-Harris LB

Jaylen Key S

 

Joe Giles-Harris https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/G/GileJo01.htm

 

Jaylen Key-Jets 7th rounder

Overview

UAB transfer who started the full 2023 season for the Tide. Key has the size and play strength of an NFL safety but is not as active or consistent as he needs to be as a run defender. He's a decent athlete and can cover straight-line routes but doesn't play with enough route anticipation or make-up burst to contest many catches. Key's physical traits work in his favor, but he needs to have a definable play trait as either a run defender or in coverage, and that seems to be missing.

Strengths

• Built like an NFL safety with a solid frame and good length.
• Adequate footwork and body control working from a pedal.
• Size and play strength to line up over tight ends in coverage.
• Possesses decent stopping power as hitter near the box.
• Mentality and toughness to become core special teams player.

Weaknesses

• Has had issues blanking on coverage obligations.
• Slow to transition hips and hit accelerator to chase receiver.
• Very low on-ball production relative to man-cover reps.
• Delayed reaction from high safety perch as run defender.
• Below-average balance, positioning and wrap-up as tackler.

Weakness on Keys..

Below average tackler..

Another one to add to the pile..

[|High School Harry|]

6 hours ago, claptonrocks said:

Weakness on Keys..

Below average tackler..

Another one to add to the pile..

That's why the picked him up.

He'll fit right in.

 

btw... watched part of the Pitt v Philly game and my one observation

about both teams was when they hit someone, they stayed hit.