Other teams cuts - and the obvious should we get them question.

Eagles trade Stacy Andrews to Seattle. I wonder if this has anything to do with Okung's injury. And are the Eagles that deep at OL?

Adam_Schefter

Seahawks traded a late-round 2011 draft pick to Philadelphia for OL Stacy Andrews.

Eagles trade Stacy Andrews to Seattle. I wonder if this has anything to do with Okung's injury. And are the Eagles that deep at OL?

Adam_Schefter

Seahawks traded a late-round 2011 draft pick to Philadelphia for OL Stacy Andrews.

Perhaps they'll get Stacy Andrews to coach the O-Line in Seattle then. He's got 7 years of experience.

Is Michael Clayton worth 7 exclamation points?
Damn, didn't even realize I used exclamation points.

Interesting. Both Andrews brothers gone. Two or three years ago, it looked like both could be perenial pro-bowlers.

From Nfl.com

Andrews, whom the Eagles gave a $4.1 million signing bonus in the spring, became expendable after the team traded for Arizona Cardinals guard Reggie Wells on Friday. Wells, a sixth-round draft pick in 2003, started 90 games in seven years with the Cardinals, including 64 in a row since late in the 2005 season.

I missed where they had picked up a guard.

NFL.com news: Bengals acquire safety Nelson from Jaguars for CB Jones (http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81a47022/article/bengals-acquire-safety-nelson-from-jaguars-for-cb-jones?module=HP_headlines)

Yeah, both were really bad. One year it was a groin injury and then 2007 it was just a combo of lingering shit from '06. You probably remember 2005 when he was a stud returning kicks and ints.

Ah yeah, that year he went to the Pro Bowl he had multiple int. returns and he also returned that missed field goal like 108 yards.

@Dirtbag: Goodcall on Cover 2 corners, I don't think I even realized the Bears were running a Cover 2 back then. I used to think they were set for multiple years with Charles Tillman and Nathan Vasher back there. Apparantly not haha.

Cincy has nowhere for him.. Ocho, T.O. and Shipley are locked into the top 3 spots, he's not going to be a #4 WR.

It will probably be between us and Minnesota.. He's better than any WR on our team other than Moss so I'd be 100% behind him coming to DC.

He's better than Moss. Moss hasn't been good since the Brunell days, and he drops routine passes on the regular. He'd be the #3 WR on a lot of teams.

Oh, bring in young studs, why didn't I think of that? Of course there's a hope that works out (ex. Kelly, Thomas) but when it doesn't then you need to supplement to help you win games. Bringing in Housh on a 2 year deal wouldn't have any negative impact on the teams fortunes.

I agree. And 32 is hardly old as far as Wide Receivers go... Santana's 31. Housh has 4-5 good years left. He caught 79 balls last year.

I hope we get Housh but I don't see it. If we get any WR it's between Clayton and Bryant and I'm betting Clayton would sign given that Allen drafted him.

But don't expect much from him... "Coaches say Clayton is the most impressive player in practice each week, but on Sundays, he pulls a Houdini. Bucs GM Mark Dominik must watch a lot of practice, as he gave Clatyon a new contract with $10 million in guarantees just last year."
NFL cut day: updating the latest noteworthy moves - CBSSports.com (http://nfl-facts-and-rumors.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/22475988/24325138)