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2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; C (2) 51 - Cesar Ruiz (R1P24, #24), I hope Ruiz is the truth in 2020 wherever he lines up this season ... like Ramz was a a rookie....
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05-09-2020, 10:09 AM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
Originally Posted by K Major
Ruiz will be Center, one of the reasons he kept/was assigned his jersey number (only centers can wear nos. in the 50s') per NFL RuleBook...
Ruiz is also very adapt at getting low, underneath interior defenders, and moving 'em out then letting Guard break off next level to the linebackers... McCoy has better movement in space, that's why he'll be at Right Guard... |
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05-10-2020, 07:20 AM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
Originally Posted by jeanpierre
The way I heard it interpreted was that a center had to wear a number in the 50's, while the only offensive players that can wear the numbers are offensive linemen. A guard wearing a number in the 50's can also line up at center at anytime. A guard with a number in the 60's cannot unless he reports in to the official that he is playing center ... much like an OT reporting in as an eligible receiver because of wearing a non-receiver number.
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05-10-2020, 08:17 AM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
According to the NFL Rule Book, only centers are allowed numbers 50–59, though occasionally other offensive linemen are given numbers in this range.
The numbers used relate to the player's primary position when they are first assigned a number. If they later change positions, they can keep their prior number, unless it conflicts with the eligible receiver rule. 50 – Ben Hamilton, Broncos Right Guard 59 - Nick Cole, Eagles Right Guard 63 - Jeff Saturday Colts Center |
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05-10-2020, 02:38 PM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
Rule 5. Players, Substitutes, Equipment, General Rules
SECTION 1 - PLAYERS ARTICLE 1. NUMBER OF PLAYERS The game is played by two teams of 11 players each. If Team A has more than 11 players in its formation for more than three seconds, or if Team B has more than 11 players in its formation and the snap is imminent, it is a foul. Once the ball is made ready for play, if either team has more than 11 players in its formation prior to a free kick, it is also a foul. In these instances, game officials shall blow their whistles immediately and not allow the snap or kick to occur. Penalty: For more than 11 players in the formation prior to the snap or free kick: Loss of five yards from the succeeding spot. If a team has more than 11 players on the field of play or the end zone when a snap, free kick, or fair-catch kick is made, the ball is in play, and it is a foul. Penalty: For more than 11 players on the field of play or the end zone while the ball is in play: Loss of five yards from the previous spot. Note: It is not a foul if a team has fewer than 11 players on the field of play or the end zone when a snap, free kick, or fair- catch kick is made. ARTICLE 2. PLAYERS NUMBERED BY POSITION All players must wear numerals on their jerseys in accordance with Rule 5, Section 4, Article 3, Item 3. Such numerals must be by playing position, as follows: quarterbacks, punters, and placekickers: 1–19; running backs and defensive backs: 20–49; centers: 50–79; offensive guards and tackles: 60–79; wide receivers: 10–19 and 80–89; tight ends and H-backs: 40–49 and 80–89; defensive linemen: 50–79 and 90–99; linebackers: 40–59 and 90–99. If a player changes his position during his playing career in the NFL, and such change moves him from a position as an ineligible pass receiver to that of an eligible pass receiver, or from a position as an eligible pass receiver to that of an ineligible pass receiver, he must be issued an appropriate new jersey numeral. A change in jersey numeral is not required if the change is from an ineligible position to another ineligible position, or from an eligible position to another eligible position, provided that the player has participated at least one season at his position prior to the change. Any request to wear a numeral for a special position not specified above (e.g., H-back) must be made to the Commissioner. During the preseason period when playing rosters are larger, the League will allow duplication and other temporary deviations from the numbering scheme specified above, but the rule must be adhered to for all players during the regular season and postseason. Clubs must make numerals available to adhere to the rule, even if it requires returning to circulation a numeral that has been retired or withheld for other reasons. See 5-3-1 for reporting a change of position. 2019 NFL Rule Book |
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05-10-2020, 02:45 PM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
Use to be Centers were in the 50s number range with linebackers...
Guards were in the 60s range, Offensive/Defensive Tackles in the 70s range... Offensive/Defensive Ends in the 80s (Tight Ends and Wide Ends)... Nose Tackles in the 90s, Cornerbacks in the 20s, Safeties in the 40s... Quarterbacks wore 1-19, Running (Tail, Half, Slot, Full) backs in the 30s... |
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05-10-2020, 02:53 PM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
WR-S (2) 80 - Austin Carr (FA 2020), 81 - Krishawn Hogan, 84 - Lil’Jordan Humphrey, 00 - Marquez Callaway (UDFA 2020), 00 - Juwan Johnson (UDFA 2020)
Can Southlake (Humphrey) step up his game in 2020? How about Callaway? Or sleeper Juwan Johnson? I'll take anyone of these guys over Austin one reception Carr. |
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05-10-2020, 08:21 PM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
Originally Posted by K Major
The last two years, we've moved another X-receiver onto the field and moved @CantGuardMike into the slot just to get production out of that area...
Not replacing Snead before letting Snead geaux, not so good... |
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05-13-2020, 10:26 PM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
Originally Posted by K Major
K - are u guys baiting me up on this Austin Carr BS . The reason Carr and TLL are back in the fold is because of ties to the NFL fraternity that they take care of family of favors from bill parcells to Megan Payton , it is what it is like the Tracy Lawrence song - I was up for a promotion but the bosses little brother got the call  Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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05-14-2020, 10:26 AM
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Re: 2020 New Orleans Saints: Roster Outlook
Originally Posted by st thomas
IDK St Thomas ...
Austin will be a camp beast then flame out again this season. His biggest supporter is Brees (talked him up last training camp) yet he flamed out in 2019. Maybe Tre Smith steps up in a big way? Or maybe a undrafted guy? Insanity. Resigning the same players that didn't work out last season again this season. New blood, new hope  .
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