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53-man roster deadline

Date: Tuesday, Aug. 27
Time: 4 p.m. ET

NFL teams are required to submit all roster cuts by Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 4 p.m. ET. The deadline has typically landed on the last Tuesday of August, leaving teams with just one week to finalize their salary caps before the regular season begins.

In addition to the final 53-man roster, each team has 17 slots open on the practice squad. Some players who are cut from the official roster will be selected for the practice squad.

https://www.nfl.com/transactions/lea...nations/2024/8

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Not sure Hedley gets cut but we need a better punter.

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That guy Harvin punting tonight for the Niners is second on their depth chart. I'd sign him in a minute.

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At this point, there should be a ton of punters better than Hedley on the wire tomorrow. He's just not good. Not sure who he knows but he has one job and struggles with consistency at that.

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Rico would be a hard cut. We're looking really deep at DB.

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TCU Kendre Miller. “Best ability is availability”.

Hindsight is 20/20 but you could have had De’von Achane in that same rd of the draft. Also Tyjae Spears in your back yard (Tulane). :rolleyes:

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Same argument for the OL possibilities.

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RBs dime a dozen. Plenty on market. Don't see the need to keep Kendre, real question is will we get anything for him???

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Time to move on from Hedley now and let him focus on his quest for a 2028 olympic bronze medal in flag football for team Australia. He could be the next Ray Gun.

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LG here.

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Truth here.

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Time to deal one for some oline help.

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Only problem is each player will miss at least "some" games.

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Yup. That's the way it works with pretty much every team. The average fan only pays attention to their own.

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It's kinda crazy how it's different position groups or certain ones that are plentiful. Seems like if they can be successful on one, they can replicate that on others concurrently.

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I can see this happening. He would count toward the 53 at cutdown, but still protected and able to return when ready.

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F.Y.I. cut down day is 8/27.

Date

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If we cut Hedley now, that would give him 4 years to get a PhD in punting and qualify for Australia's olympic flag football team in 2028. I think thats the right thing to do.

It may be that the only reason we have kept Hedley so long is his size at 6'4 and rugby experience. If Penning starts, we might need to carry a punter who is big and physical enough to help Penning block his man after punting. It doesn't matter how far the ball is punted if the return man can just score a TD running toward the hole where Penning goes down.

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https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2...deepest-units/

Jaguars offensive line

There is an important distinction that should be made with each of these position groupings. The inclusion of a particular group does not mean that unit has a high talent level or no concerns of its own. It means that other teams may have interest in the expendable depth that they have accumulated.

Beyond Jacksonville's starting offensive line, the Jaguars have a handful of players with valuable experience, including Blake Hance, Luke Fortner, Walker Little and Tyler Shatley. Cole Van Lanen was acquired in a trade last year and Javon Foster was a fourth-round selection out of Missouri.

Seahawks offensive line

Christian Haynes and Anthony Bradford are competing for the starting right guard position, but the rest of the offensive line is largely known when right tackle Abe Lucas is healthy. In addition to those six players, the franchise has Stone Forsythe, who stepped up admirably when injuries necessitated, George Fant, Olu Oluwatimi, McClendon Curtis and a pair of sixth-round draft choices.

Cardinals offensive line

Arizona has overhauled its offensive line in recent years. Reserves Kelvin Beachum, Trystan Colon, Elijah Wilkinson and Keith Ismael have over 200 starts between them. They also have third-, fourth- and fifth-round draft picks from the past two years sitting on the bench. There are a lot of bodies in that room and the release of veteran offensive tackle Dennis Daley was only the beginning of changes.

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“Several” Teams Interested In Free Agent Dennis Daley

The New Orleans Saints desperately need help throughout the offensive line. Erik McCoy is a reliable center and a healthy version of Taliese Fuaga can hold down the left tackle position, but that’s about it. Starting right tackle Trevor Penning is an active liability, and the Saints guard situation is one of the worst in the league. Having three subpar starters is bad news for any football team, but it’s especially worrisome for New Orleans. Derek Carr is one of the worst quarterbacks in the league against pressure, and the offensive line woes could sink the whole season.

Can Dennis Daley fix the offensive line as a free agent? Probably not. However, he can’t make it much worse. Head coach Dennis Allen will probably lose his job if he can’t turn the ship around in 2024, so he can’t leave any stone unturned. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the reigning division champs and the Atlanta Falcons added a plethora of talent throughout the offseason, so New Orleans has their work cut out for them if they want to make the playoffs for the first time in the post-Drew Brees Era.

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If he isn't an upgrade over our current "starters", then what's the point

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Good grief. Daley isn’t that good anyway. Maybe average, and possibly below average.

There has to be someone out there. ****.

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Andy Dalton is a below average starting QB but would be an upgrade over me. The same might be said of a player like Daley over Penning.

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Penning is a train wreck (pass protection) waiting to happen.

I don’t care “how well” he plays in the last pre season game. He’s been very underwhelming & unpredictable thus far. All you hope for when drafting in the 1st rd is to land a player that becomes quality starter. Trevor is not.

Saints front office had plenty of time to evaluate, this didn’t just creep up.

Just a matter of time before he whiffs & gets Carr folded up/seriously hurt.

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Exactly. For one, we haven't seen two of our five starters. LG and RT are yet to be shared with us as fans. Out of whoever is available out there would any of them be any better, especially at RT? Once again, there are probably at least 16 teams that want to upgrade starting tackle at one side or the other. I doubt there's more than two or three that might be available for trade that could come close to being a real starter upgrade. It's going to be expensive winning that bidding war.

I'm afraid the best we can do right now is go with what we have and hope the scheme covers the deficiencies.

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At virtually every other position that may be true. The tackle cupboard is pretty much bare.

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Penning is horrible. We can reach out to Cincinnati for that kid from bama. Think his name is Williams. He was wanting a trade after they drafted his replacement

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Tipton was having a nice camp, then got injured.

Not sure he makes the squad.

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AK, Jamal, Taysom & Mims would be my RBs.
Find a spot for Rico Payton.

Hedley ... cut. Isaiah Foskey ... cut.

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Robinson seems to be doing pretty good. Toss up between he and Mims for me.

Then again wtf do I know? Lol

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Also, Rattler looks better and more comfortable than Haener.

One full season in the “system” and it’s time to compete for the starting job.

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Um also Foskey looks better and more comfortable than…than…than a watermelon. And with his half sack performance, he’s obviously pushing himself to the limits. Lol.

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Today's the day. 4pm EST deadline.

Will we see a trade?

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Probably not but I’d bring in Max Scharping (LG) for a visit.

Nick Saldiveri missed a lot of camp. Quality depth is lacking.

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Bump ...