I don't know I don't remember him playing S, but he was a pretty good KR. I don't know about PR.

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I'd bring in T.J. Rushing or Nathan Vasher. Both can return kicks, but Vasher can also play at CB.

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Having watched almost every bears game when he was on the team...no he can't. I mean, he might be a fine 4, but I wouldn't even trust him as nickel. I'm not against bringing him in, just not doing anything too important.

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I'll take Nathan Vasher over Lee, Underwood, and especially Bush any day.

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Bring in Brandon McDonald. He had five INTs in 2008, and now for some reason the Browns cut him.

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stupid question but can never remember what injury reserve entails? cant play all season or something?

but for my two cents,

Havner was only on peoples minds because he caught the TDs. other then that he was a none player so may aswell cut his ass.

And the rest seem like good cuts to me, get rid of people who have been given the chance to improve and simply failed to do so, i doubt Ted will do much in FA but you never know!

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Injury reserve shuts them down for the season so they can't play or practice this year, But they can still be with the team. They get paid their salary but obviously won't get any incentive bonuses, it also opens up another roster spot to be filled.
Hope that helps,

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Will be interesting to see just how many of the players cut will end up on other NFL rosters.

Some of these cuts had to be hard, but when a team reaches the upper tier of the NFL, the guys who get released(especially 2 - 5 year vets) have a good chance of being signed by someone else.

Good luck to all of them, hopefuly none will come back to bite The Pack in the a--.

I see once again everybody's favorite whipping boy has made the final roster.

JB showed some improvement in pre-season, hopefully he will not have to play a whole lot of defense but IMHO if he is thrust into emergency playing the drop off in talent will not be as much as last year.

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Most surprising one for me is Havner.
Its always a good idea to have some TEs on the roster in case of injuries. TE looks to be an integral part of the offense this year and if Finley goes down for any reason I think we will regret not having Havner around.

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I should add that while I understand that we kept other TEs on I feel that Havner is better keeper than Crabtree or Quarless.

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