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Looking at Miguel's pages, two things jumped out...
1) Man, are we thin at CB.... who plays nickel back?
We have 3 CBs on the roster, and one has a broken hand... Once Wilson comes back I guess Scott will be the third CB but what do we do until then? is Troy Brown really the answer? not sure I like that, seems less than ideal for any extended period.... it gets really ugly if Samuel or Hobbs has to miss anytime.
Miguel info:
CB - 3 Samuel, Hobbs, Chad Scott
S - 6 Wilson, Sanders, Harrison, Andrews, Hawkins, Baker
2) What is the "real" cap number?
Based on the following info, our cap number is not $7.4 but significantly less... what is the real number?
Miguel info:
If my number is correct, it would mean that the Pats are under their adjusted cap number by $7.4 million. Please note that my numbers do include the current cap effects of Richard Seymour's extension. My cap page is intended to show the Patriots' cap status at the time I publish the page. I am presuming that the Pats picked up the option sometime in August. That presumption was confirmed by a very reliable source.
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Re: Who is our nickel back? and "real" cap number?
CSTJohn -
Wilson and Hawkins are CB/S combos, though Hawkins is better at Safety than Corner now.
Miguel's 7.4 million IS the correct number based on Richard Seymour's bonus being paid. If Seymour's bonus hadn't been paid, then the Pats are even MORE under the cap, not less.
Re: Who is our nickel back? and "real" cap number?
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Originally Posted by cstjohn17
2) What is the "real" cap number?
Based on the following info, our cap number is not $7.4 but significantly less... what is the real number?
Miguel info:
If my number is correct, it would mean that the Pats are under their adjusted cap number by $7.4 million. Please note that my numbers do include the current cap effects of Richard Seymour's extension. My cap page is intended to show the Patriots' cap status at the time I publish the page. I am presuming that the Pats picked up the option sometime in August. That presumption was confirmed by a very reliable source.
I believe that the Pats are under the cap by around $7.4 million. I did not think that my wording would cause anyone to believe that I thought different. I will change it.
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Re: Who is our nickel back? and "real" cap number?
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Originally Posted by DaBruinz
CSTJohn -
Wilson and Hawkins are CB/S combos, though Hawkins is better at Safety than Corner now.
Miguel's 7.4 million IS the correct number based on Richard Seymour's bonus being paid. If Seymour's bonus hadn't been paid, then the Pats are even MORE under the cap, not less.
Unless Wilson shows some improvement, I would like to see Hawkins stay at Safety for the rest of the year (even after Harrison returns). Still curious about CB for this weekend versus the Jets, is Troy Brown the 3rd CB?
Also it looks like the weather will be crap which will reduce the passing games. http://www.wunderground.com/US/MA/Foxboro.html
Salary Cap - Thats what I meant, just typed it wrong, if the bonus has not been paid we have more $$ left. It makes sense that the bonus has been paid, I wonder if Miguels source is 6'6 and 310 pounds...
Re: Who is our nickel back? and "real" cap number?
We cut Poteat and replaced him on the roster with no one. The FO didn't think anyone else would pick him up.
We are now paying for this personnel error. Troy Brown is a defensive back until everyone is healthy, and probably even then. Does the FO really prefer to play Brown at CB to playing Poteat? Could not having old Hank really be one of the keys to losing a game or two? It shouldn't happen, but it could. We are taking this risk for no reason.
Re: Who is our nickel back? and "real" cap number?
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Originally Posted by mgteich
We cut Poteat and replaced him on the roster with no one. The FO didn't think anyone else would pick him up.
We are now paying for this personnel error. Troy Brown is a defensive back until everyone is healthy, and probably even then. Does the FO really prefer to play Brown at CB to playing Poteat? Could not having old Hank really be one of the keys to losing a game or two? It shouldn't happen, but it could. We are taking this risk for no reason.
My only question on this is who would the team NOT have, if Hank was not cut. I believe this was when Yates was moved up as both Hich and Neal were out..so ne has to look at the larger picture. I agree it might have bee nice to keep him, but who would have not been there..Spann?? And with SChulters signed to Atlanta..getting a quality or even an OK safety may not be the easiest.
Re: Who is our nickel back? and "real" cap number?
Leave Scott and Hawkins at safety and move Wilson to corner when he returns. Wilson wasn't doing too good at safety, why not try him back at corner. Looked OK in the PS and thats what he was drafted for.
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