2011 NFL Free Agency-Part 3

Also very high on this guy TE -FB Bear Pascoe, with the injury history of Boss it was a good move to let him get his money from the Raiders.

He's not playing TE...slated to be a FB.

The GM said HIMSELF on WFAN this week that they're in cap hell and could not make moves they wanted to "because of salary cap issues".

The Osi situation hasn't gotten ugly yet. It will.

One of the more messed up things I've seen with the whole lockout is O'Hara saying that if he had known he was going to get cut post lockotu he wouldn't have voted for ratification.

He's not playing TE...slated to be a FB.


ok coach.:)

Sean Locklear Scouting Report - Scouts, Inc.
Grade: 72 | Key

Comment: Locklear has been a starting tackle for the Seahawks for five of his previous six seasons and has lined up on both the right and left side. He is a better fit as a right tackle as he lacks top lateral range in pass protection, but he is athletic and can make the initial kick step to get out and pick up the edge rusher. He is more of a finesse blocker than a powerful road grader but does have enough sand to hunker down and bow up against the bull rusher. He shows body control and balance when sliding with the pass-rusher and adjusting to counter moves and does a good job of using his hands to control and steer opponents on by the pocket. He could use more strength and bulk in his lower body for drive blocks and does not always show as much aggressiveness in his blocking as you'd like to see.

Sean Locklear Scouting Report - Scouts, Inc.
Grade: 72 | Key

Comment: Locklear has been a starting tackle for the Seahawks for five of his previous six seasons and has lined up on both the right and left side. He is a better fit as a right tackle as he lacks top lateral range in pass protection, but he is athletic and can make the initial kick step to get out and pick up the edge rusher. He is more of a finesse blocker than a powerful road grader but does have enough sand to hunker down and bow up against the bull rusher. He shows body control and balance when sliding with the pass-rusher and adjusting to counter moves and does a good job of using his hands to control and steer opponents on by the pocket. He could use more strength and bulk in his lower body for drive blocks and does not always show as much aggressiveness in his blocking as you'd like to see.


We need depth so good signing in my opinion.

The GM said HIMSELF on WFAN this week that they're in cap hell and could not make moves they wanted to "because of salary cap issues".

The Osi situation hasn't gotten ugly yet. It will.

I would say its pretty ugly already, Osi can no longer seek a trade so he can only stay within his current contract because the Giants would never straight up release him (they wanted a 1st for the guy). No way Osi is going to play happily for the rest of the season and Coughlin isn't exactly a player's coach.

Cowboys getting desperate..

PWH at camp today... When do they sign him?

Photos: Pee-wee Herman stops by Cowboys training camp - Shutdown Corner - NFL Blog - Yahoo! Sports (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/Photos-Pee-wee-Herman-stops-by-Cowboys-training?urn=nfl-wp4624)

Sean Locklear Scouting Report - Scouts, Inc.
Grade: 72 | Key

Comment: Locklear has been a starting tackle for the Seahawks for five of his previous six seasons and has lined up on both the right and left side. He is a better fit as a right tackle as he lacks top lateral range in pass protection, but he is athletic and can make the initial kick step to get out and pick up the edge rusher. He is more of a finesse blocker than a powerful road grader but does have enough sand to hunker down and bow up against the bull rusher. He shows body control and balance when sliding with the pass-rusher and adjusting to counter moves and does a good job of using his hands to control and steer opponents on by the pocket. He could use more strength and bulk in his lower body for drive blocks and does not always show as much aggressiveness in his blocking as you'd like to see.


Thanks Dirtbag...this guy looks like he is about the same as Heyer but with a ton more experience and mobility.
Based on his starting experience, he is certainly an upgrade over Heyer and that is a good thing....it is always good to have an ex starting RT as your primary backup tackle....I am actually kinda psyched about this pickup...even though my knowledge of this guy is limited....if anyone else has info on this guys...please share

Cowboys getting desperate..

PWH at camp today... When do they sign him?

Photos: Pee-wee Herman stops by Cowboys training camp - Shutdown Corner - NFL*Blog - Yahoo! Sports (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/Photos-Pee-wee-Herman-stops-by-Cowboys-training?urn=nfl-wp4624)

I think they caught him whacking his pee-pee in the locker room with Tony and Jerry.

Did Romo drop anything?