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Damn, Boomer must have blew few blocks yesterday.
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Who is casey Cramer?
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The Titans just cut him. He played there for 2 years after playing for Carolina for 2.
Casey Cramer
Strictly a lead block and ST kind of guy. -
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Thought Boomer was just that? -
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Wow, real left field stuff here.
Meanwhile, EA is pissed off at us for making so many moves. They don't even have a photo of Dan Carpenter. :lol: -
unless I just completely missed something seems there were a lot of guys that could have gotten the axe before boomer - if not as a FB the guy had a motor on special teams and always seemed to be near the ball.
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what i'm I gonna do with this boomer Grigsby Dolphin tattoo I got yesterday? damn!:cry:
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The real reason Boomer Grigsby was released was because Parcells and Ireland have secret memberships to The Club Level and took offense to some of the comments made by our Boomer and mistakenly thought our Boomer was Boomer Grigsby, not realizing there are two Boomers I guess. :yes:
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Great move although I wish we would have just kept Mauia. The only thing I want from my fullback is too block. If he can catch and run thats just sprinkles on my ice cream. Grigsby was one of the worst blocking fullbacks Ive seen. The transition from LB never panned out
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2-year deal has been reached....well according to Scout.com anyway
Scout.com: Casey Cramer Profile
Also here to say the samething:
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Is this guy really an up grade? I dont know jack about Cramer
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thats says decent blocker...that dont sound so good.
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Only advantage I see is that he looks to be a TE/FB from the get go - maybe Grigsby had not fully developed from a linebacker.
It also may have been less about the catching skills that Grigsby had and more about run blocking and picking up the blitz. -
Can't be much worse than Grigsby. He really did not look that great.
Interesting to note: Grigsby is 5'11'', 250lb. Cramer is 6'2'', 250lb.
If Cramer can lead block reliably and can be relied on for short yardage situations, why the heck not?PMZQ likes this. -
I would put Loreno Neal in that same boat if you want to talk about a great run blocking FB.FinSane likes this. -
Did Grigsby whiff on blocks yesterday? i know I saw ronnie miss one block yesterday. i'm gonna go back in the morn and watch the game closer, I'll bet the reason lies in that game.
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Alstott had 58 career touchdowns, Neal has 6.
All the fullback is expected to do in today's NFL is lead block and get short yardage in those 4th and inches situations. Cramer should be able to do that better than Grigsby did just based on physical talent alone. -
I didn't say I wanted a fullback to catch or carry I just want his *** to block and lead the way for the halfback to pick up yardage. When you ask me what a successful fullback does - that's it.
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Maybe we should have kept Mauia?
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Since this turned out to be true, sure makes me wonder how much truth there is to donald Thomas being out all year?
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If this staff wanted Mauia they would have just re-signed him instead of this other character.
Either way, we are deep in the bowels of Dan Hennings TE/H-back happy offense now.
I wonder how Ronnie and Ricky feel about the type of fullback THEY prefer?
ANyways, I think decision is also a result of this weekend's game., The coaches need an H-back/FB type more than a traditional lead blocker/Special Teams guy. The TEs were the biggest part of our offense this weekend.
Also, we may need the flexibi.lity to come to the line with personnel that can slide into either Max Prtoect, block, or go out on a receiving pattern based on an audible by the QB.
Our O-line is not great in Pass Pro yet, so an H-back lets you have a guy in the game who can help in Pass Pro, switch to lead blocking on a run, or switch to running a Chris Cooley-type pattern (flats, or little wheel, etc. to be another reciever. You can go to the line with three options based on what the QB sees.
We need that flexibility until our O-line can handle pass pro without help, and until they can establish the run easily.HugeFinFan and calphin like this. -
Though, if you had approached me in July and said "Donald Thomas and Tom Brady will both get injured and miss the season." I'd say, "Fine by me... sounds like a decent trade off."
Of course, the two have nothing to do with one another, but still... that's life in the NFL. I'd rather lose a DOnald Thomas than a Tom Brady.
Heck... wouldn;t it be nice to have a player like that again? (Dreams of Marino) -
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No one is safe on a Parcells team!!! Be afraid players, be very afraid!!!!:lol:
He's not the first and he definately won't be the last. Ireland will continue to tweek this roster throughout the year as we are a work in progress. -
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I would be shocked if he is not playing Sunday. Did you guys watch his interview on Aquavision? He seemed very confident all he did was twist his ankle and that it swelled up. He also said he would more than likely be on the practice field Wednesday.
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I think we are cursed as long as H. Wayne is in charge....:pity: Payback for what he did to the Marlins I guess :cry: -
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