Hatter wrote:Not sure how the eligibility works but I would bet he will be brought back to the practice squad after he clears waivers. (which he will no doubt)
He is eligible, since he has not accrued two seasons as yet.
Hatter wrote:Not sure how the eligibility works but I would bet he will be brought back to the practice squad after he clears waivers. (which he will no doubt)
MJW wrote:real bucs fan wrote:Licht did say after the pick that there wasn't really anyone else they liked so thought they'd move and secure the kicker.
A year later, and it's looking like the 2016 draft was incredibly shallow. We were lucky to fetch Hargreaves and Spence. Aguayo was a bust, but it's not like there are a bunch of good players who went after him that we could have had instead.
Literally anyone but a kicker could have at least contributed to depth.
Also, Vonn Bell, James Bradberry, and Kevin Byard were all very good as rookie defense backs and we needed a few of those (still do.) They all went in the following 5 picks. A couple picks after that, Maliek Collins and Yannick Ngakoue were drafted and are now building blocks for their defensive lines.
It is what it is, but there's no way to polish this turd. If you're going to show everyone how smart you are by taking a dump on conventional wisdom, you deserve all the crap you get when it goes wrong.
Hatter wrote:Not sure how the eligibility works but I would bet he will be brought back to the practice squad after he clears waivers. (which he will no doubt)
Hatter wrote:Not sure how the eligibility works but I would bet he will be brought back to the practice squad after he clears waivers. (which he will no doubt)
Swashy wrote:What I fail to understand is how some people seem to be surprised by this. If the door hit Berto's ass on the way out then it would still be more accurate than he was.
Sign the door!!
Teitan wrote:Hatter wrote:Not sure how the eligibility works but I would bet he will be brought back to the practice squad after he clears waivers. (which he will no doubt)
Highly doubt that.
NYBF wrote:Teitan wrote:Highly doubt that.
There's no way they waste a practice squad spot on a kicker
terrytate wrote:So.....what's Connor Barth doing these days?
terrytate wrote:So.....what's Connor Barth doing these days?
Cheb wrote:
Aguayo is gone. The pick is burned, and so is he.
Hatter wrote:Not sure how the eligibility works but I would bet he will be brought back to the practice squad after he clears waivers. (which he will no doubt)
APiratesLifeForMe wrote:Hatter wrote:Not sure how the eligibility works but I would bet he will be brought back to the practice squad after he clears waivers. (which he will no doubt)
This is what I was wondering as well: if the Bucs are trying to get out from under the initial contract and re-sign him for less.
PrimeMinister wrote:APiratesLifeForMe wrote:
This is what I was wondering as well: if the Bucs are trying to get out from under the initial contract and re-sign him for less.
Are you serious? What makes you think they aren't just looking for an accurate kicker? If we sign him for less does that make him more accurate?
Hatter wrote:PrimeMinister wrote:
Are you serious? What makes you think they aren't just looking for an accurate kicker? If we sign him for less does that make him more accurate?
My only thought about it was along the line of them trying to save face so to speak, let him be humbled by being cut, continue working toward being a Buc and coming back stronger than ever (if even possible.)
Im not saying lets do this or anything, but how often does a kicker get past his issues and become successful? Dude was able to kick in college, can he kick in the NFL at some point?
sanka wrote:A tribute to Roberto Aguayo
Swashy wrote:sanka wrote:A tribute to Roberto Aguayo
Just goes to show you life is not fair. Not because Aguayo lost his job. But that he was allowed to continue to **** up for THAT long and other people can lose their jobs in a second even if they did everything right.
GottaJaboo wrote:Swashy wrote:
Just goes to show you life is not fair. Not because Aguayo lost his job. But that he was allowed to continue to **** up for THAT long and other people can lose their jobs in a second even if they did everything right.
Tebow is colecting a paycheck in the minor leagues, and he sucks at his job. He sucked at pro football as well. Life isn't fair, but it becomes, more fair when you get an education. it's weird...
NYBF wrote:GottaJaboo wrote:
Tebow is colecting a paycheck in the minor leagues, and he sucks at his job. He sucked at pro football as well. Life isn't fair, but it becomes, more fair when you get an education. it's weird...
Against all odds, he actually does not suck at baseball. And he didn't suck at football.
And education, huh? I'm no englician, what's that comma after "becomes" for?
NYBF wrote:Against all odds, he actually does not suck at baseball. And he didn't suck at football.
And education, huh? I'm no englician, what's that comma after "becomes" for?
PrimeMinister wrote:Hatter wrote:
My only thought about it was along the line of them trying to save face so to speak, let him be humbled by being cut, continue working toward being a Buc and coming back stronger than ever (if even possible.)
Im not saying lets do this or anything, but how often does a kicker get past his issues and become successful? Dude was able to kick in college, can he kick in the NFL at some point?
Maybe he is amazing one day, but it's not worth a PS slot to find out.
Buc You wrote:NYBF wrote:Against all odds, he actually does not suck at baseball. And he didn't suck at football.
And education, huh? I'm no englician, what's that comma after "becomes" for?
That's the rarely used Shatner Comma.
Naismith wrote:The practice squad isn't just for storing guys that you think can develop, it's to have players available to use in practice. Keeping a kicker doesn't really help that.
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