I'm sure they are hoping Rontez Miles will be one of them, but IMO its wishful thinking.So who takes the last 2 slots?
You don't think Shaq Evans makes it?I'm sure they are hoping Rontez Miles will be one of them, but IMO its wishful thinking.
If I had to guess I'd say the last two spots will be S Durell Eskridge maybe the OL we release next week for Aboushi, probably Qvale, and IMO thats who we should have released today to make room for Martin.
I'm sure they are hoping Rontez Miles will be one of them, but IMO its wishful thinking.
If I had to guess I'd say the last two spots will be S Durell Eskridge maybe the OL we release next week for Aboushi, probably Qvale, and IMO thats who we should have released today to make room for Martin.
Tex, if you go back and read my posts on this topic, you will see that I've repeatedly stated I have no problem with claiming Martin. I'm not even suggesting Miles is better because I haven't seen Martin, so while I suspect Miles is better, it wouldn't be an educated opinion. So my problem was not with claiming Martin and I understand that means he has to be placed on the active roster. I also understand that there needs to be a corresponding cut. It is my position that cutting Miles to make room for Martin was unnecessary and IMO a mistake. It was unnecessary because we are carrying 10 OL's, a ridiculous number, and thats where the corresponding cut should have happened. Keeping Miles would have meant carrying 5 Safeties, and that is a perfectly reasonable number of Safeties to keep. It also would have meant carrying 11 DB's in total (6 CB's), and that is reasonable as well, because you have Nickels, you have Dimes and all of your DB's should be contributing on Special Teams as well, unlike backup OL's who are essentially inactive in Sunday's if they are not in the starting five, thats why most teams usually carry no more than 8 OL's, and double digit DB's.
Lastly, I wish I shared your confidence that Miles will get thru waivers. I don't, but I hope you're right.
HE could be claimed by multiple teams already. There is a 24 hour period for teams to complete their claims before hey are officially announced.Honest question - if Miles is such a hot commodity, why hasn't anyone claimed him yet? I know I don't understand the process like many here, but I'd think the longer he lasts, the more likely we get him back (if we want him) . .
Miles wasn't released yesterday, he was released today when we were award Ronald Martin on waivers. That said, it takes 24 hours to clear waivers, that gives every team an opportunity to put in a waiver claim, the team with the highest waiver claim position wins, so you won't know about Miles fate until tomorrow.Honest question - if Miles is such a hot commodity, why hasn't anyone claimed him yet? I know I don't understand the process like many here, but I'd think the longer he lasts, the more likely we get him back (if we want him) . .
I should have kept reading before I responded, Nick already provided the answer.HE could be claimed by multiple teams already. There is a 24 hour period for teams to complete their claims before hey are officially announced.
I'm not freaking out over the release of Miles, although I think that was a mistake and he'll prove it was a mistake when he gets a chance to compete with another team, but thats not even the part that upsets me about this the most. What really upsets me is the construction of the roster, namely keeping 10 OL's, at the expense of a fifth Safety who can play. I've been following this league for over four decades, long enough to know that 10 OL's is a ridiculously high number. I would be surprised if you can find one other team that kept that many this year, and its not even like we are loaded at the position with blue-chippers, if that was the case then we'd be stuck, but its not.I'm going to trust Mac and Bowles. They have way more knowledge than anyone on this board. I will let this play out and see if their decisions are correct even if I don't agree with all of them. I find it funny that people are freaking out about PS type player or fringe depth players at best.
I'm not freaking out over the release of Miles, although I think that was a mistake and he'll prove it was a mistake when he gets a chance to compete with another team, but thats not even the part that upsets me about this the most. What really upsets me is the construction of the roster, namely keeping 10 OL's, at the expense of a fifth Safety who can play. I've been following this league for over four decades, long enough to know that 10 OL's is a ridiculously high number. I would be surprised if you can find one other team that kept that many this year, and its not even like we are loaded at the position with blue-chippers, if that was the case then we'd be stuck, but its not.
I'm not freaking out over the release of Miles, although I think that was a mistake and he'll prove it was a mistake when he gets a chance to compete with another team, but thats not even the part that upsets me about this the most. What really upsets me is the construction of the roster, namely keeping 10 OL's, at the expense of a fifth Safety who can play. I've been following this league for over four decades, long enough to know that 10 OL's is a ridiculously high number. I would be surprised if you can find one other team that kept that many this year, and its not even like we are loaded at the position with blue-chippers, if that was the case then we'd be stuck, but its not.
At least a part of the reason players go unclaimed is because there is an unwritten rule among GMs that they won't touch players another GM has put out on the grapevine that they want to make it to their practice squad.Honest question - if Miles is such a hot commodity, why hasn't anyone claimed him yet? I know I don't understand the process like many here, but I'd think the longer he lasts, the more likely we get him back (if we want him) . .
HE could be claimed by multiple teams already. There is a 24 hour period for teams to complete their claims before hey are officially announced.
Miles wasn't released yesterday, he was released today when we were award Ronald Martin on waivers. That said, it takes 24 hours to clear waivers, that gives every team an opportunity to put in a waiver claim, the team with the highest waiver claim position wins, so you won't know about Miles fate until tomorrow.
And here's a look at who landed on the Jets' practice squad:
• OLB Deion Barnes
• FB/LB Julian Howsare
• ILB Taiwan Jones
• DE Jordan Williams
• C Wesley Johnson
• CB Keon Lyn
• TE Wes Saxton
• WR/KR Walter Powell
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Awesome article about players being cut and how fans overrate what they are actually worth
http://www.ganggreennation.com/2015/9/6/9270299/new-york-jets-nobody-cut-was-claimed-off-waivers