Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer
The Giants worked out a pair of veteran kickers Tuesday in Shayne Graham and Cody Parkey. Also kicker Aldrick Rosas and a large linemen contingent that included former Jets Vladimir Ducasse and Mackenzie Bernadeau.
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Those kicker workouts interesting with vested vet Randy Bullock on roster as Josh Brown serves 1-game ban. Could face $670K decision
Graham for sure
Graham for sure
No, only Graham. His presence in particular suggests that the team is not sold on Bullock.
I don't think Bernadeau has lost all that much, and he has never been seriously injured since his last year at Bentley. He's just a classic sixth/seventh lineman, and he lost out to younger, better talent in Dallas and Jax.
Even if Bullock doesn't work out, I still think Brown has to go.
Even if Bullock doesn't work out, I still think Brown has to go.
Bullock just has to make it to Game day. If they let his salary guarantee kick in, it almost certainly means Brown is toast
Except Ducasse is a name and should therefore be quite popular on here
As for a reserve on the OL, I expect that unless they bring in another non-vested kid, they'll wait a week to bring a vet in, and then either cut Johnson or move Hart to the PS if he clears waivers.
Bernardeau isn't French?
Dude's sitting on a lottery ticket. One day of real work for what, $600k+?
Let's say he is on the roster week one and is cut, but then signs elsewhere later in the season. Does he collect from both teams, or does his income offset?
Either way, the Giants are most likely on the hook for the entire cap hit and the new team as well.
Ducasse never even came close to justifying his pick in the 2nd round.
1. If he's cut, and ends up getting picked up by another team later in the season, I believe the original team is off the hook.
2. He has to file with the league at the end of the season to receive this "termination pay" which he is only able to receive once in his career. If he has received it before this year, he's not eligible again. If he expects to play again in the future, he may want to wait to take his termination pay in a subsequent season (but there's no guarantee that he'll be on an opening day roster again).
3. From what I've seen, I think the CBA indicates eligibility for termination pay requires that a player must have completed 4 NFL seasons. I believe Bullock has only played 3 seasons plus one on IR. Does that make him eligible?
well it's now just the draft pick....Kline has been waived
by the Pats. Hey JR, put down the golf clubs, and pick up the phone. He cam play guard or tackle too.
No and no.
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or Kai Forbath?
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No and no.
Just don't sign a kicker and score TD's if it ever comes down to Gould or Forbath
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No and no.
Why no to Goukd? Has his leg strength and accuracy dropped off?