Fingon

So you're saying I should trust your opinion more than people who are paid to evaluate players? Instead of calling an electrician, I'll make sure to give you a call the next time i need to rewire my house. I'm sure TG could attest to how highly Donte is regarded around the league. PS: I've had season tickets since I was 6, and watch every game over again.

And many NFL insiders would agree. Sporting News assembled a group of NFL scouts to rank players, and he was in the top 10. Scouts INC also has him in the top 10. It's not my fault people don't understand schemes.

I actually make a habit of watching the lines, and I have read what many scouts have said about Kelsay. So, yes.

Anyone who says Kelsay sucks has no idea what they are talking about.

Ko Simpson was traded to detroit

We'll see, but wasn't Stupar cut before we signed him? We might be able to stick him on the PS.

BB.com has SKOOBY, so no real loss there.

Why would you cut a pretty good player for no reason?

Because Kelsay isn't a bad player.

No real losses.

Better be careful Tim. Crayonz will come in spouting his Sarbanes-Oxley blather.

If only that were a ban-able offense.

Never going to happen.

I believe you can get an extension if you are actively negotiating a trade with another team.

Yeah, lets cut one of the better safeties in the league.

There is a search function... use it.

If the coaches think Maybin is ready to start, then yeah.... I could see Kelsay being cut.

If we want a complicated offense, we can hire Mike Martz.

oops... yeah... i made the mistake of voting no.

I say no. He is good against the run, and Maybin will be rotated in on obvious passing downs

Yeah, and he's not even being considered for the skins practice squad.

Why are we talking about Tebow? He's not even a top 5 QB prospect.

2009 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc. Grade: 68 | Key Comment: Wells has been a mainstay in the middle of the Packers' offensive line since his second year in the league (2005). He has average size with good athleticism and functional strength. He understands angles, hand placement, foot work and the little nuances of the position. He isn't a powerful run blocker but can lock on and wall off defenders well. He shows quickness to engage defenders early in the play. He is a smart, instinctive player who makes all the line calls and reacts well to changing fronts, stunts and twists. Wells is athletic in space and can stay connected to moving targets on the second level. 2009 Scouting Report - Scouts Inc. Grade: 58 | Key Comment: Hangartner has been a valuable role player. He is a smart lineman that understands angles and schemes. He is quick off the ball and shows above-average range and quickness laterally. He is a decent knee-bender and can get his pad level down to leverage blocks, but will allow himself to become erect as he works his blocks. He is a good technician who can get a good fit with his hands and control opponents to ride or steer them on by the pocket. He can chip blocks, slide out to the second level and wall off linebackers. He is a competitive blocker who works to finish blocks and will look to punish opponents given the advantage. He is quick to pick up stunts, twists and inside games. While he is strong enough, he will struggle to leverage some blocks and can be walked back into the pocket by stronger defensive tackles.

There is A LOT of truth in that article. A simple Google will bring up multiple articles that state NFL scouts have very strong doubts about Tebow at QB.