Not that this is a news flash or anything. ESPN scout/blogger Doug Kretz claimed today that the Colts had really gambled when cutting two D-linemen earlier this year.
http://insider.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryID=2966360&name=kretz_doug
WHAT? They gambled on cutting Montae Reagor and Corey Simon? NEITHER ONE WAS HEALTHY! If you want to claim that the news that Booger is out for the year is bad, ok. But don't act like the Colts rolled the dice on the the guys they cut. Those guys wouldn't be able to help this team a lick if they were on the roster.
He further shows his ignorance when he says the Colts could consider RESIGNING SIMON if he can get healthy. I don't know about you all, but I would bet my meager life savings that the Colts wouldn't resign Corey Simon if he were the last man on earth. This is incredibly lazy work by a man who has no idea what he is talking about.
Friday, August 10, 2007
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If Reagor was going to be able to play this season I would have liked to keep him. Is he healthy? ESPN and NFL.com don't have him listed as hurt. The NFL.com depth chart has him as second string.
The comments about Simon are stupid for sure. But a healthy Reagor would be a huge help right now
My understanding is that Reagor was doubtful for the first half of the season. He was cut because there were no guarantees he was going to be able to play at all. At any rate, cutting a guy who is coming off a serious injury is NOT a gamble. It's common sense.
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