They’ve also activated him to the 53-man roster, but plan to have him on a snap count this week.

So the Bears get essentially nothing for him after using the 32nd pick in the last draft to get him. All time blunder.

Also, it’s crazy how much Claypool has wasted his potential and the chances he’s been given.

Gallaudet and dead/HoH players once again breed innovation for football. For those that don’t know, they developed the first huddle since opposing teams were learning ASL to see what plays they were calling.

Article states Judon will be out indefinitely (not necessarily the whole season, but no timetable to return).

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/8685598

Stefanski also said that Jerome Ford would remain the starting back however.

Stefanski also said that Jerome Ford would remain the starting back however.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/8060374

Rapoport also said “But the injury is not considered season-ending. Horn should be on the field at some point in the second half of the season - which would be a great outcome.”

He’s seemed great when he plays but availability is the best ability for professional sports.

Rapoport also said “But the injury is not considered season-ending. Horn should be on the field at some point in the second half of the season - which would be a great outcome.”

He’s seemed great when he plays but availability is the best ability for professional sports.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/5900919

This is fascinating since he was the presumed starter while Murray is out. We’re pretty sure they’re goal isn’t to win games so it can’t be that they think they can get someone better.

My best guess is they want to see what they have in Clayton Tune or maybe they just want a QB that’s a little closer to Murray’s play style so they don’t need two playbooks. Although Tune and Josh Dobbs aren’t really close to Murray, they’re closer than McCoy.

The other option is they wanted a sliver more cap room or maybe they think Tune will win too many games. Weird situation though.

This is fascinating since he was the presumed starter while Murray is out. We’re pretty sure they’re goal isn’t to win games so it can’t be that they think they can get someone better.

My best guess is they want to see what they have in Clayton Tune or maybe they just want a QB that’s a little closer to Murray’s play style so they don’t need two playbooks. Although Tune and Josh Dobbs aren’t really close to Murray, they’re closer than McCoy.

The other option is they wanted a sliver more cap room or maybe they think Tune will win too many games. Weird situation though.