Thanks

Saw where Jordan Fehr was released.

Fehr was projected to make it I thought.
Espn has projections for rosters on each team.

biggie wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 7:37 am

Fehr was projected to make it I thought.
Espn has projections for rosters on each team.

That’s second hand information. I haven’t seen it in the media.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/297 ... -nfl-teams

Just checked they had Fehr projected to make it.

On there Blair, Kilgore, Fehr, Martin, Evans, AD-G, and Lamm were all projected to make cuts.

I assume Middleton now as well.

According to reports Jordan Fehr was released by the Vikings this week.
Saw it in a small note in Winston-Salem Journal the other day.

https://www.twincities.com/2020/09/02/v ... x-players/

Doug Middleton was released by the Jaquars a couple weeks ago but recently signed with the Tennessee Titans.

https://www.musiccitymiracles.com/2020/ ... -middleton

Daniel Kilgore signed by Kansas City Chiefs.

https://chiefswire.usatoday.com/2020/08 ... l-kilgore/

Fehr was cut this week.
https://vikingsterritory.com/2020/gener ... oster-cuts

Bills cut Josh Thomas and placed him on the practice squad.

biggie wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 04, 2020 7:52 am

On there Blair, Kilgore, Fehr, Martin, Evans, AD-G, and Lamm were all projected to make cuts.

I assume Middleton now as well.

Keep in mind as well that ESPN projected cuts at the bottom are 50/50 in a normal year but there was much less seen by the media this year. I would really take them with a grain of salt. They don't know for sure what teams will do anyway and now they don't get to see these guys in games and there are no stats for the media to look at so the chore of projecting rosters has become even harder.

I feel like Fehr and Thomas would have been a better shot to make the 53 if we had a normal off-season. The lack of pro day workouts and full training camp and preseason games really hurt a lot of rookies. Practice squad seems right for both of them while Evans and Gaither both make the 53 and see playing time as rookies.

Josh Thomas looks to be on Bills practice squad.

That’s a win for Josh if accurate . Good news.

Evans is getting A LOT of positive hype out of camp in Tennessee. He’s got a real shot to be a heavy hitter that’s not just some ancillary guy but a real contributor.

From Peter King’s latest piece:

“The most interesting addition might actually be third-round offensive weapon Darrynton Evans of Appalachian State. He hasn’t practiced in a week because of an unspecified injury, but if he gets right, and if put in the hands and offensive brain of Arthur Smith, Evans, the 93rd pick in the 2020 draft, could be one of the most interesting rookies in the NFL this year. As someone close to the Titans told me the other day: “Not ‘could be.’ It’s ‘will be.’ Darrynton Evans has a chance to be a poor man’s Alvin Kamara.” After the failed Dion Lewis experiment as an all-purpose back, the Titans hope that Evans is the changeup back not to take touches away from Derrick Henry (20.1 touches per game in the regular season) but to be used all over the formation. Like Kamara. In a Smith game plan, Evans could be dangerous.“

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2 ... eter-king/

Also Kendall Lamm the back up tackle for Cleveland (on the 53 man roster). Also Blair is on the PUP list for San Fran, if he's recovered from his ACL he'll be eligible in game 7. Have to feel that Middleton will hook up with a team as soon as some safeties go down.

I believe I read somewhere that Middleton is on the practice squad. It was suggested he was the last cut.