Special teams coverage was looser than I'm used to seeing from the Hawks...better clean it up during the regular season or JH could be updating the ol resume.
Upon further review...Mike Morris looked better than he did last season. But if you watch the plays where he had success, the play was driven into him and he didn't have to necessarily create his opportunities. He took advantage of those opportunities, but they were not totally because of his own efforts.
I'm for Cabledue over Haynes, frankly. I think his upside is demonstrably better than Haynes. Haynes has been given every chance to show, and he hasn't.
Could hawks consider just keeping 3 ILBs given the versatility of Emmanwori? (Assuming Knight is healthy for game 1). I also see a world with Haynes or Olu not making the team (Haynes could back up C or RG—Olu the same)—no need for two backups that can fill in for the same position groups. Keep one of the Rookies instead to develop further. I see us keeping Martinez and Holani.
How about the Corner Back group? I'm thinking of Griffin in particular.
Special teams coverage was looser than I'm used to seeing from the Hawks...better clean it up during the regular season or JH could be updating the ol resume.
Upon further review...Mike Morris looked better than he did last season. But if you watch the plays where he had success, the play was driven into him and he didn't have to necessarily create his opportunities. He took advantage of those opportunities, but they were not totally because of his own efforts.
I'm for Cabledue over Haynes, frankly. I think his upside is demonstrably better than Haynes. Haynes has been given every chance to show, and he hasn't.
Could hawks consider just keeping 3 ILBs given the versatility of Emmanwori? (Assuming Knight is healthy for game 1). I also see a world with Haynes or Olu not making the team (Haynes could back up C or RG—Olu the same)—no need for two backups that can fill in for the same position groups. Keep one of the Rookies instead to develop further. I see us keeping Martinez and Holani.
There are times when it would be fun to be an NFL coach or GM. Cut week is not one of those times.