53-man Roster is not simple, fans of 6 WRs.
I think it's going to be a VERY tough 53-man roster for the Bears in 2010. Take a look at this "mock" (I use that loosely) depth chart I have put together:
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2 QBs
4 RBs
0 FBs
6 WRs
4 TEs
9 OLs
9 DL
7 LBs
6 DBs
5 Safties
1 K
1 P
Notice something about that?
That's right-- it's 54.
I think the interesting areas of the roster are the DL (cut one?), DBs (not enough?), and-- yes-- WRs (too many?).
Where do you see the cut given all the statements, practices, and player's franchise status (i.e.-- drafted, recent FA, contract, etc.)?
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The last few years the Bears have carried 6 WR
Why (in the Martz offense) would they decide to only go with 5?
In the 8th grade Mike Ditka won his school's Science Fair with a model of a working volcano. There were 17 other working volcano's made that day, but only one named Mount Ditka.
by Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. on Aug 19, 2010 11:37 AM CDT reply actions
They did under Ron Turner, but not under Martz
I’m not saying that 6 WRs won’t be the final cut, but for fans championing for Juaquin Iglesias (who has proven NOTHING to this point)…
… You’re going to lose a solid player/depth somewhere else.
Where do you see the cut coming given the 6 WRs that are in that list?
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 11:50 AM CDT up reply actions
Cut him
That play on special teams last night has to be the culminating point.
by GriggsBriggs on Aug 22, 2010 9:15 AM CDT up reply actions
Yep.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 22, 2010 2:20 PM CDT up reply actions
And you're missing Pat Mannelly!
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by Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. on Aug 19, 2010 11:38 AM CDT reply actions
No names
How do you know who I am missing? haha?
Maybe I’m missing Robbie Gould?
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 11:48 AM CDT up reply actions
Ok
You’re missing LS
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by David Taylor on Aug 19, 2010 11:49 AM CDT up reply actions
... Then we're up to 55, 6 WR fans.
;-)
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 11:51 AM CDT up reply actions
probably 3 rb, 4s….Afalava/Bell get the ax
i’m still thinking Davis could get cut too
He's a 300-pound man who moves like a defensive back. That's what you're dealing with." — Bears coach Lovie Smith on DE Julius Peppers
by BearNecessities on Aug 19, 2010 1:52 PM CDT up reply actions
Hope you're wrong on that Bell pick
… But, you’re probably right.
I think Davis is safe and Iglesias (although all based upon status and “potential”) will be too. I think Afalava takes the ax in Iglesias’s place.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 2:13 PM CDT up reply actions
Glad you see that too!
I’m not sold on Iglesias and last night was “case and point”.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 22, 2010 2:22 PM CDT up reply actions
These are the numbers I had...
way back in mid-May, in my way way too early 53-man roster prediction (with names).
QB: 3
RB: 3
WR: 7
TE: 4
OL: 8
LB: 6
CB: 5
S: 5
DL: 9
ST: 3
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3 QBs? Interesting.
So, you think LeFevour makes the roster?
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 12:03 PM CDT up reply actions
Yep
Cutler and Hanie.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 22, 2010 2:24 PM CDT up reply actions
6 LBs?
No Iwuh for you? Or Shaw?
Lovie loves Iwuh. Dickerson and Biggs have said he ha made plays on the practice field this summer.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 12:05 PM CDT up reply actions
7 WRs
That means you make a cut in RB (which you did; Bell or Wolfe?) or OL (which you did; Martz says they will keep 9).
Iglesias is the stumbling block. It’s hard to say get rid of him so early, but also…
… You have several receivers who can do what he does and have produced in some way, shape, or fashion.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 12:10 PM CDT up reply actions
Again...
I did this back in May. Click the link above to see the names.
If I did it right now, I’d probably go with 6 WRs and leave LeFevour off. I’d like to keep both Iwuh and Shaw, but I think it may be one or the other. I love Shaw, but wasn’t Iwuh the reason he was let go in Jacksonville?
And for OL, I also left off Asiata, who has supposedly had a good camp.
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by David Taylor on Aug 19, 2010 12:16 PM CDT up reply actions
Gotcha
Just trying to get some thought behind the numbers.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 19, 2010 2:11 PM CDT up reply actions
Good call on the 3 QBs!
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by ChicagoMarine on Sep 5, 2010 10:56 AM CDT up reply actions
... Also, on the 6 LBs!
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by ChicagoMarine on Sep 5, 2010 10:56 AM CDT up reply actions
JD Twitter
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According to Jerry Angelo, Bears will keep 5 or 6 receivers and 8,9 or 10 defensive linemen. DL spot really sounds like a wildcard. JD
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What are "safties"?
Maybe that’s why we can never get that position right!!!
Seriously, your point is a good one. I think we, as fans, don’t often think things through when we’re making our “wish lists”.
This post prompted me to go play with these buttons:
"More cowbell" - Bruce Dickinson; "More bell cow" - Lovie Smith
I don't think that's the case, at all...
I think a good portion of us think it through, we just have differing opinions of who’ll stick and who won’t.
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by David Taylor on Aug 19, 2010 3:51 PM CDT up reply actions
I'm talking about just not thinking through the numbers part of the decisions.
The way ChicagoMarine laid it out, it makes it much clearer that sometimes you have to give up something in certain areas to make sure you’re covered in others. Which contributes to fans, for all teams, complaining “how did we give up so&so and now he’s a stud for this other team”. I’m sure a lot of that is caused by players who were more talented than others who were kept at a different position, but the numbers game at a given slot dictated the move.
He did a great job in illustrating the potential breakdown for this year’s team.
I'm not saying he didn't illustrate his point...
however, how hard is it to move “1” or “2” out of a 53 slot rotation to keep one “additional” wide receiver. We kept six last year, sans Martz. And his offenses usually have six or more. I guess I’m just curious as to why is six such a stretch this year, and why wide receivers seems to be the first cut down.
To be honest, I wouldn’t be completely surprised if we kept seven WR’s. The only reason I think we won’t, is that I think we’ll keep all four TE’s this season.
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by David Taylor on Aug 19, 2010 4:19 PM CDT up reply actions
I'm not necessarily arguing against 7 receivers, just that
this team has a lot of holes to fill and, depending on injuries, we have to be aware of needs in other areas as well. While I think we get excited about a rebirth of the “greatest show on turf”, our defense was, in my opinion, a bigger problem than the offense last year. For anyone who thinks that way (I’m not saying it’s right, just how I perceive it) then you could argue that shuffling the numbers around on the defensive side of the ball might make more sense.
It will be interesting as the final weeks of pre-season wind down.
Because if you keep 6 or 7, you are going to cut from RBs (Bell?) or LBs (Shaw or Iwuh?).
Plus, there are going to be some players who are going to make it based upon “draft status” alone. I like to call those…
… Jerry’s Kids!
Garrett Wolfe, Juaquin Iglesias, and Henry Melton will make the squad because they are predicated on Jerry Angelo taking a risk and having to justify what he saw to his bosses at HH. But…
… That hurts those players that have shown that they can play and have had a good camp, because they still might fall victim to the cut and probably could have helped the Bears this year.
Garrett Wolfe has shown little-to-nothing for three years and yet— we are talking about a position battle with Bell (who has shown that he can run the football).
Wolfe can not block, can not run, and is too small to take a full 16 games if needed. I find it hard to justify “why” he should be here other than "he was drafted 3rd rd several years ago.
Same for Iglesias.
So, while it might be just “one spot”, that one spot could go to a player who could help us out immediately in 2010 and not be a “future help” which we are still not sure of.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 9:28 AM CDT up reply actions
If we don't keep at least six...
then I’ll owe you a virtual beer.
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by David Taylor on Aug 20, 2010 10:07 AM CDT up reply actions
I think we will keep 6, DT...
… My point is that it hurts us in other areas.
Iglesias will not contribute in 2010. You agree?
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 10:30 AM CDT up reply actions
I don't.
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by David Taylor on Aug 20, 2010 10:53 AM CDT up reply actions
What has impressed you about his play thus far in camp?
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 11:27 AM CDT up reply actions
Where's my virtual beer?
:-)
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by ChicagoMarine on Sep 5, 2010 10:57 AM CDT up reply actions
in the virtual fridge?
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by lookingdeadred on Sep 5, 2010 4:34 PM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
Ha!?
rec’d for snark
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by ChicagoMarine on Sep 5, 2010 6:54 PM CDT up reply actions
It's a tough thing, right!?
That’s why I think you have to really have to look at these moves closely.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 9:21 AM CDT up reply actions
For those interested, here is the breakdown of the opening day 53 man roster from last season..........
QBs (2) Cutler and Hanie
RBs (3) Forte, Peterson, Wolfe
FB (1) McKie
WR (6) Hester, Bennett, Knox, Aromashodu, Davis and Iglesias
TEs (4) Olsen, Clark, Gaines and Davis
OL (8) Pace, Williams, Garza, Omiyale, Kruetz, Shaffer, Beekman and Lewis
DL (9) Ogunleye, Brown, Adams, Harris, Harrison, Gilbert, Anderson, Idonije, and Toeaina
LBs (6) Urlacher, Briggs, Tinoisamoa, Roach, Williams and H².
CBs (6) Tillman, Bowman, Vasher, McBride, Graham and Moore
Safeties (5) Manning, Payne, Steltz, Afalava and Bullocks
ST (3) Gould, Maynard and The Studliest Man In the World Who Bends Over For A Living.
So the 9 OL, 4 RBs and 7 LBs that are listed above are all places where the Bears were trimmer last year (note: I am not advocating for any specific numbers here, I’m just pointing out that traditional ideas for roster format are not set in stone.) but they also carries a FB. Hope this helps!
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by Timothy Hockemeyer on Aug 20, 2010 8:03 AM CDT reply actions
Out of that 53-- 3 were totally useless and we could have had someone who was.
Wolfe, Iglesias, and Moore.
Bell showed promise and was brought up from the practice squad while Wolfe was healthy and on the roster holding a spot that could have been filled with someone else.
Iglesias was on roster, but Aromashodu was on practice squad waiting.
Moore was on roster, but the depth at CB was slim. He was not even used.
This is how “favoritism” because of draft status affects a roster.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 9:33 AM CDT up reply actions
exactly my point.
somehow, we are going to now cut from WR’s first… right after hiring Mike Martz.
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by David Taylor on Aug 20, 2010 10:05 AM CDT up reply actions
You have 4 receivers and Olsen (who has worked with WRs this offseason)
That’s 5 receivers.
Earl Bennett is your 5th receiver (6 receivers) and should be back up and healthy after the bye week and you have Greg Matthews on PS.
Cut a receiver, and save a LB, RB, or DL since that will more than likely be where the cut will come from (Iwuh, Bell, or Gilbert).
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 10:35 AM CDT up reply actions
It won't happen because Iglesias is a Jerry Kid.
However, you will not see Iglesias (outside of SP/Ts) this year.
Why keep him on roster when you have far better players who could contribute on SP/Ts this year?
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 10:37 AM CDT up reply actions
You wanna keep four RBs?
I don’t care if he’s lined up all over the field this off-season, Olsen is a TE. And Iglesias will see more playing time than just STs this year (maybe not Bennett-esque from last season, but I wouldn’t be surprised).
We are just way off on our individual assessments of this team.
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by David Taylor on Aug 20, 2010 10:52 AM CDT up reply actions
Not that far off...
… We agree on some things and bring different perspective on others. Nothing wrong with that, is it?
I just look at what coaches have been saying and where the production seems like to come from with the receivers.
Knox and Hester are your starters with Aromashodu and Hester being interchangeable out of the slot. We agree on that?
Rashied Davis has impressed Martz this camp and although he is not high on many Bears fans lists— he has been penciled in as the 4th starter thus far. Although you probably don’t want to admit it— Davis will probably be your 4th receiver. Agree?
Now, to Earl Bennett, who is a trusted and tested receiver of Jay Cutler. He has had some injuries this offseason, so he has not been able to perform. But, his 209 season showed that he can be a good possession receiver for this team. Runs routes well and has good repertoire with Cutler. When he is healthy, I expect him to be the 5th receiver on this team for 2010. Agree?
Greg Olsen has not lined up this offseason at the TE position and I will be VERY interested to see if they line him up at the TE position, then motion him out to get a matchup that he can win against a LB or small nickel. In season, I can see him flexed out in 5 receiver formations to get a matchup on a lesser skilled and sized CB. That gives you a 6th receiving option with Manumaleuna doing more of the blocking in 3 WR sets.
Let’s not forget the breakout camp from Greg Matthews who has looked good in practice, but has confidence issues in game. That can be corrected and developed in PS time.
Again, this might not be how this works out. I, too think Iglesias is safe, but I don’t think it’s deserved. I am just giving you a “different perspective” of how the Bears could adjust the roster to accomodate some players who should make the roster in other areas.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 11:24 AM CDT up reply actions
I like Davis.
I’ve been one of his biggest supporters all along. But I don’t agree that he’ll be #4 when all is said and done. I think he’ll be our fifth, possibly sixth receiver. And yes, I do think we’ll see both him and Iglesias in some games this year as a WR. Like you said, deserved or not, Iglesias will make the final 53. The main difference between us is that I’m not ready to give up on him just yet.
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by David Taylor on Aug 20, 2010 12:00 PM CDT up reply actions 1 recs
I can understand that.
I think Davis will remain at #4 though. 4 WRs sets with Forte or CT out of the backfield might account for 4-6 plays a game. Davis runs good out of the slot and has veteran leadership. Plus, the Bears are paying him MORE money than the competition beneath him.
Nevertheless, I don’t see anything wrong with believing in a player, but I just concern myself with depth at positions that will need more depth (CB, S, RB)
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 12:24 PM CDT up reply actions
Injuries are inevitable, unfortunately.
We need the WR depth in this offense (note Angelo’s comment from yesterday insinuating otherwise, granted there may have been another underlying intent). Olsen could be considered a member of the WR rotation, yes.
Just seems to me, if and when injuries occur, it would be a lot easier to plug in a defensive, ST player from the PS or FA then it would to add a WR to the rotation that hasn’t been involved in a Martz offense.
I won’t challenge any thoughts on the CB situation, however. There isn’t a whole lot of experience there.
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Don't forget, though
the practice squad does practice with the team throughout the season, so they should be ready to go if/when an injury occurs and their number is called. Granted, they’re probably not going to perform at the level of one of the starters, but they should know the system.
Right!
Think…
… Devin Aromashodu and (wait for it…) Bell.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 20, 2010 3:10 PM CDT up reply actions
I understand.
Who ends up on the PS?
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Not sure I understand the question....
Are you referring to the WR’s who I think would be on the PS?
Okay
My guess would be Matthews (because he’s the only other big receiver besides DA) and one of the NW guys (I think Peterman would still be eligible but not 100% sure).
It seems like we heard a lot about Barnes when they signed him as an UFA but I haven’t heard too much since training camp started. I would have thought his productivity in college, albeit a smaller school, would have made him a sure candidate but, as I said, I haven’t heard or read much about him.
My 53
53-Man Roster—Aug. 25, 2010
QB (3) Cutler, Collins, Hanie
RB (3) Forte, Taylor, Wolfe
WR (5) Hester, Knox, DA, Bennett, R. Davis
TE (4) Olsen, Clark, Manu, K. Davis
OL (9) C. Williams, Kreutz, Garza, Louis, Omiyale, Shaffer, Beekman, Webb, Marten
DL(9) Peppers, T. Harris, Adams, Izzy, Anderson, Wootton, Melton, Toeaina, Harrison
LB (7) Urlacher, Briggs, Pisa, Roach, Hunter, Shaw, Malast
CB (5) Tillman, Bowman, Graham, Jennings, D. Moore
S (5) Wright, C. Harris, Steltz, Bullocks, D. Manning
ST (3) Gould,, Maynard, Mannelly
I think K. Davis takes place of 4th RB. Just couldn’t see Iglesias making this team and went for depth at TE. 7 LB I went with for ST value and Jarron Gilbert, same reasons as Iglesias. My surprises were D.J. Moore and Malast, what they’ve done so far has been impressive to me. James Marten for depth purposes I kept a young OL there.
Good stuff.
I see you got rid of Iglesias, Bell, and Brian Iwuh.
I think the Bears will rid themselves of Iglesias, but Wolfe and Malast will be gone (Malast to PS?).
I also see the end of the trail for Jarron Gilbert (as you have suggested too), but wonder if keeping Melton is the best move.
Good list
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 26, 2010 1:18 PM CDT up reply actions
Pretty close to mine
I have Marten and Malast trying to get slipped through to the the practice squad, with Iwuh making the 53-man for ST and the 53rd spot being based on whoever is injured. Possibly Iglasias making the team to start the season if Bennett is not ready to contribute at full speed, otherwise Bell.
I also wouldn’t be surprised if Tim Jennings got cut if they can pick up another veteran castoff next week.
The bigger question to me is who are the eight who sit each week are. I can count six (Hanie, Iglasias, Webb, Melton, Moore, Bullocks), and the other two are really a crap-shoot.
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by Invalid User on Aug 29, 2010 9:28 AM CDT up reply actions
Thanks.
Thanks for the kind comments. I’m fairly new to this website and it’s nice to hear good feedback. When putting this list together, they were the 53 guys who impressed me the most and I know a few of the guys I talked about as surprises won’t make it. I like Wolfe because I think he can be a matchup problem if he’s used correctly. I can remember Ditka saying (when he did color on the preseason a few years back) saying they should use him like Dennis Gentry. Also like Malast and Melton for their potential in the future.
I think there certainly was potential with Wolfe
But, not 3rd rd pick potential as Angelo saw several years ago.
Wolfe really wouldn’t have been that bad of a pick if he was a 5th or 6th rd pick that the Bears could have groomed through the practice squad. But, the selection in the 3rd forced the coaches hand.
He will be picked up off the waiver wire and he might shape out to be a good “change of pace” back, but he needs some tutelage before that can happen.
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by ChicagoMarine on Aug 27, 2010 12:05 PM CDT up reply actions
Wolfe
Yes, I remember reading the Sporting News Draft Guide in 07 and they had him rated as a 6th rd pick. I was shocked when JA took him in the 3rd.
my guesses for the 53-man roster.
QB (3) Cutler, Hanie, Lefeavour (the kid helped himself against arizona)
RB (4) Forte, Taylor, Wolfe, bell
WR (6) Hester, Knox, DA, Bennett, R. Davis, Iglesias
TE (4) Olsen, Clark, Manu, K. Davis
OL (8) C. Williams, Kreutz, Garza, Louis, Omiyale, Shaffer, Beekman, Webb
DL(9) Peppers, T. Harris, Adams, Izzy, Anderson, Wootton, Melton, Toeaina, Harrison
LB (7) Urlacher, Briggs, Pisa, Roach, Hunter, Shaw, Iwuh
CB (5) Tillman, Bowman, Graham, Jennings, D. Moore
S (4) Wright, C. Harris, Steltz, D. Manning
ST (3) Gould,, Maynard, Mannelly
by Claudio Oliveira on Aug 29, 2010 2:11 PM CDT reply actions
Bullock cut?
That’s a new one.
I dunno, but it will be interesting to see how it all shapes up in a couple weeks.
Good comment!
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