Jaguars Announce 4 to 2010 Practice Squad
by Adam Stites on Sep 5, 2010 4:41 PM EDT
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The 4 players signed to the practice squad include:
TE Mike Caussin
DT Ko Quaye
4 more will be announced Monday.
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Looks like Trevor Harris isn’t even going to be on the PS. Shame
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by Jonathan Loesche on Sep 5, 2010 4:44 PM EDT reply actions
Does this mean
…. that the other 4 practise squad places are going to come from “outside” the roster? Or just that Gene has not yet decided who to add?
Jags signed Brett Ratliff to their PS.
After reading up on him, he sounds like a good get.
@neufaustcan
I was a huge
fan of his when he was with the Jets. I guess he had to be cut considering Colt was a 3rd round draft pick. I know Mangini liked him as he was one of the players he traded for when he gave the Jets the the 5th overall pick for Sanchez.
that was my first thought
they made such a big deal of him on draft day
this nearly excites me
And all those who look down on me I'm tearing down your balcony
I think Kackert
can come; and another LB. And maybe they keep 1 spot to Courtey Greene too(AKA a safety will come- I hope)
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by Zoltan from Budapest on Sep 6, 2010 1:02 AM EDT reply actions
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