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I truly believe his lack of snaps early in the Preseason was to try and preserve tape on him so they could in fact slide him under the radar onto the PS.

He's actually been released per Rotoworld. Graded out as the #5 overall Guard per PFF for what it's worth.

LG Josh Sitton from the Pack, please! I'd take him on our 53 over Vlad or Wesley. And no, I don't count Hurst.

My Iggles said Eagles at Ravens Week 4. We will see.

Some people on here just do not understand that there is no longer a FS or SS....it's just a Safety....period. Listen to Harbs say there no longer is that tag. Safeties should be interchangeable and that's what we are doing with Weddle & crew.

If that's how you feel then be ready to...Ice Up Son! I'm looking forward to Camp and the TEs tearing that Denver D a new one. We owe them the way they thrashed us 2 seasons ago.

Yes, we spent so much time game planning for these practices against the Iggles. We should have won today.

I'm going Jah Bum, Trawick, Butler, Tyson. I think we keep Asa just because of what happened last year with CB's...never know what happens though till after TC and post season.

$21 million over 3 years, no matter how that contract is structured, is a lot of loot for a 32 year old. Have fun losing in Cleveland, Tramon.

Red Bryant of the Jags released per Rotoworld. 6'4" 320lbs and a very above average run stopper. Sign me up!

I'm not seeing it anywhere where he quit during the conditioning test itself. If he quit after the test, and after failing it, then I'll understand a little clearer. I'm not saying he didn't quit during it, I just can't find where it's been reported that he did so.Might've answered my own question: "Should a player not make his prescribed target time during any of the six runs, then it's determined that he's failed the conditioning test. Last year, Ravens Pro Bowl kick returner Jacoby Jones didn't complete the test on the first try at the start of training camp but then passed it on the second try, allowing him to practice." http://touch.baltimoresun.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-79929953/ So if he failed the first part of the test, then he fails the whole test and of course doesn't finish the whole thing. That's not quitting.

Well whether he was late or not is debateable (see today's LFW article) so I can't comment on that. Did he quit during the condtioning test? Or did he just not pass it in time? I seriously don't know. If he quit during it, then I'll fully agree with you. But if he just didn't pass it, then he should be in OTAs at the very least.

And Ro was out of football for a year. JJ should've passed the test regardless. Moot point now.

People harping on the conditioning test need to get over it. Jacoby Jones failed it last off season and not a lot of people killed him over it.

Because that's what happened with Favre when he retired then reinstated. The team had a 24 hour deadline to act. Read it on Rotoworld yesterday actually.