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I follow hs recruiting pretty closely and am a huge Canes fan. Simmons and Willis both had terrific years but have had off field issues in the past that might cause them to drop in the draft. Simmons was a HS AA & had a Joe Mixon type incident HS (check out 28 sec mark of video below) . Mullen & Miss st allowed him to enroll. He is a stud on the field but might drop in draft once his story hits the mainstream media

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Lenzy was released by lions.

I really like this move. It is low risk move with a potential payoff if he returns to form (& health). He is someone I thought highly of in last year’s draft. He played very well against Clemson and at the senior bowl. Weighed in at 293 at senior bowl and 303 at combine. https://troytrojans.com/news/2017/1/27/football-antonio-garcias-draft-stock-rises-at-senior-bowl-game-set-for-saturday.aspx

Haha. Sometimes fought to keep track with all of the moves. They added him at CB a couple of weeks ago after he was released by the saints.

I agree. Polian doesn’t value the guard position as highly. Also our moves in free agency will greatly influence our draft priorities.

Bausby has a really good off season with eagles and at 1 point was pushing for starting job in camp. As the preseason played out he fell behind other guys including last year’s 2nd rd pick Sidney Jones. Josh Shaw has never really impressed me. Good measurables that never really translated to the field IMO.

Great move by pats IMO. I posted in the other thread. This an extremely low risk move: - gave up a low 5th rd pick - his salary is only $785k - Pats own his rights for next year. If he screws up again, you cut him without losing much at all. If he straightens out, you have a top 5 wr talent in nfl.

You are correct. Earlier reports indicated he would be subject to waivers due to all of his suspensions impacting his accrued time. It impacted his free agent status this off season.

I don’t think Ballard will pick him up via trade or if he falls to us with the 3rd waiver claim. Also I wouldn’t bet on Gordon all of sudden getting his act together. With that being said, I would absolutely submit a waiver claim for him. This is an extremely low risk, but potentially a high reward move. - His salary is dirt cheap for the reminder of this year. - If he doesn’t turn it around, you cut him. - If he does turn it around (not likely) you have a stud talent. No harm in taking a chance on this type of talent. If he fails again, it didn’t cost you anything. This is an extremely low risk, but potentially a high reward move.

Colts resigned Swoope to practice squad.

Herb Waters and Korey Robertson are intriguing developmental players. Also so this is the week veteran players that were released prior to week 1 get picked up. Falcons signed DE Steven Means who I liked. Nate Orchard signed with Bills. Pats already signed Corey Coleman. Perriman working out for a bunch of teams. Braxton Miller is on eagles practice squad.

Agree. I can see signing Coleman as a free agent but not giving up assets for him.

Packers waived former Canes Wr Herb Waters who they converted to cb (like they did with Sam Shields).