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Why does everyone assume that Faulk makes the team?
So far, I've seen a lot of possible rosters, and they all show how tight roster spots will be. I've been keeping Excel spreadsheets every year since 2002 (with playres color coded as green-locks, blue-surprised if they don'tmake the team, and yellow-surprised if they do) and this year will be the toughest cuts ever. Lots of greens and more blues than 53
On my roster, Faulk isn't there, but I've seen that everyone else considers him a lock. I know BB really likes his work ethic and coachability, but I also know he favors cutting players a year too early rather than ayear too late.
At what point do we have enough pass catchers out of the back field to put Faulk's job in jeopardy? At what point, when push comes to shove, do you keep younger talent and jettison the old?
In Faulk's case, it is 2007, at least for me. Not to say he can't play, just that if Mills shows good stuff in pre-season games, and with Evans and Morris, I'd rather cut Faulk and use the roster spot elsewhere.
I don't think Faulk makes the 2007 team.
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Re: Why does everyone assume that Faulk makes the team?
Faulk has made so many big plays, I don't know why anyone would want him off the team. If anything, I hope he gets more touches than he did last year.
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Re: Why does everyone assume that Faulk makes the team?
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Originally Posted by biffman
Faulk has made so many big plays, I don't know why anyone would want him off the team. If anything, I hope he gets more touches than he did last year.
Fumble-itis.
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Re: Why does everyone assume that Faulk makes the team?
I assume he will make the team because he is a good versatile back. pass blocking pass catching sts draw plays .... come on the guy brings alot to the table. if your starter goes down he and evans could carry the load for a few weeks.
I think a better question is why would you want to cut him??
and I dont bye the fumbleitis arguement because yes he started of with a fumbling problem but he hasnt fumbled all that much in the second half of his career.
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Re: Why does everyone assume that Faulk makes the team?
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Originally Posted by PromisedLand
Fumble-itis.
He really doesn't fumble all that much anymore.
Edit: Signbabybrady - great minds think alike.
__________________ On a day when they could have had impact players David Terrell or Koren Robinson . . they took Richard Seymour, who is too tall to play tackle at 6-6 and too slow to play defensive end. This genius move was followed by trading out of a spot where they could have gotten Robert Ferguson and settled for tackle Matt Light, who will not help any time soon. - Ron Borges, MSNBC after 2001 Draft