Call Your Shot: Who's the first player we sign?
 

I'm seeing a lot of guys clear waivers today to make it to practice squads, but no reports of guys getting signed by other teams.

So, out of boredom, who do you predict will be the first signing?

Could be a guy that was waived, or a street FA. Your call.

I'm going with Kynan Forney, OG, San Diego.

Somebody 3/4ths of the board has never heard of.

OT - Boone 49ers...

Like Kynan Forney?

:D

jamon meredith

or i go postal

Who?

Tony Pashos

Leonard Pope is my first pick, but I hope we also add Forney and Pashos to the roster, at a minimum.

Or not.

Signed to Niners PS.

Tony Pashos

I posted it in the other thread... i know... :cuss:

:clap:

Signed to GB PS

Lekevin Moreno. Or I go completely ape shit. This guy is nails. I have no idea why he hasn't been picked up yet.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, can't any team sign any other team's PS players if they get put on the 53 man roster?

Yes... but the fact that he wasnt claimed, makes him hard t be the #1 guy we sign...

the kicker that shall go unnamed :D

Or maybe Grbac?

Yeah, but teams have had 24 hours to sign a guy WITHOUT being forced to put him on the active roster.

I'm in shock that we didn't put in a claim yesterday.

I like your idea of Kynan Forney as well

Yes they can, as long as that player stays on the new team's active roster for three games.

Any player that the Chiefs, or other teams, might have interest in would have been claimed on waivers before they cleared them.

Yes, I believe so...

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I've thought about that.
For some reason, this team likes Mike Goff, who has been absolute dogshit.

Now the question is, would this team actually go out and sign the guy that alledgedly made Goff expendable in San Diego?

Forney is good. He was pushing to be the starter this year, but Vasquez, the rookie, made him expendable.

He would be a huge upgrade over Goff, IMO.

Watch there not be any so everyone can lose their minds.

You know, it's really starting to look that way.

All I gotta say is if this is the roster they go into the season with, Todd Haley can be the Jesus of head coaches, they're a 3 win team.

as if they already haven't?

And the 3 wins qould be the proof that he's the Jesus of head coaches, cause that would be a ****ing miracle.

anquan boldin

luke skywalker

Rashad Barksdale

Can the trash of another team really be something for us to get excited about?

tony

ones trash is another ones treasure

When you're in the toilet with swirling turds, thrash is a welcome step upwards.

That's kind of the statement I made abut this "Awesome, ****ing brilliant TYREE!!!!!!!!!" cat ... but I got rejected.

Puff the magic dragon

I think at this point he's really trying to prove he can win with 22 people off the street.....

We may have the dayton moore of football oh yeah

its sad to see us stuck with these guys


i try not to think about it too much

Not bloody likely! Moore is bringing back Hillman to coach for a few more seasons. Pioli/Haley have already proven they are going to cut bait with slackers.

i think we have the inspector Clouseau, when i think about i will laugh

lol, i hope they dont keep sitting on their hands though, we need more talent

Probably, but that would mean Herm would have gone 0-16.

A.Q. Shipley

Colts signed 6 players to the PS, Steve Justice wasn't one of them.

Shipley has already cleared waivers and signed with the Steelers PS.

Alex Smith

At some point, you have to just start throwing shit at the wall and hope it sticks. Is there really a big enough difference between numbers 30-53 on this roster to justify not taking a look at about anyone out there in a position of need that you have?

O'Callaghan of the Patriots was claimed.

http://www.boston.com/sports/footbal...ghan_to_k.html

No surprise, really. I'd mentioned this possibility elsewhere.

Some worthless sack of crap with just cut, because he's "our guy".

My guess: NT Derek Lokey


Although i imagine we will never know who was signed first because they won't tell us anything until they announce all of them.

Finally, some action.

Former Patriots offensive lineman.........

Nice. ALright.

Any feedback on him from watching the Pats preseason?

Pollard ....we really need a safety and I heard this guy was good. ( seriously, I was able to type that out with a straight face and not laugh once)

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68 Ryan O'Callaghan
<table width="100%"> <tbody><tr> <td valign="top"> Height: 6-7 Weight: 330
Year: 4 Yrs/Pat: 4
Acquired: D5-06(136th overall)
School: California
Major: Business
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<hr> Ryan O'Callaghan was born the son of Tom and Evelyn O'Callaghan on July 19, 1983 in Susanville, Calif. ... Attended Enterprise (Redding, Calif.) High School, where he earned Prep Star All-America honors and was rated the 10th-best offensive line prospect in the West as a senior ... Selected to play on the California state all-star team vs. Florida ... Was a dominant offensive tackle as a senior, allowing no sacks while registering 74 knockdown blocks for a 10-2 team in 2000 ... Led a rushing attack that averaged 240 yards per game in his senior season ... Participated in Blue Cross Blue Shield Field Day at Gillette Stadium in 2007, running football drills for over 300 children at the event ... Was an interdisciplinary studies major at the University of California.


Career Highlights
<hr> GP/GS (Playoffs): 26/7 (3/0)

• O'Callaghan has played in 26 games with seven starts for the Patriots over three seasons with the club (2006-08).
• In 2007, O'Callaghan played in a career-high 15 games and made his lone start of the season in at right tackle in the Patriots' 38-35 win over the New York Giants on Dec. 29 - the final victory in the Patriots' 16-0 regular season.
• As a rookie in 2006, O'Callaghan started a career-high six games at right tackle.

Career Transactions
<hr> Ryan O'Callaghan was drafted by the New England Patriots in the fifth round (136th overall) in the 2006 NFL Draft ... Signed by the Patriots (7/19/06) ... Placed on injured reserve with a shoulder injury (8/26/08).


Career Statistics
<hr> View Ryan O'Callaghan's Career Statistics >>

2007 Season
<hr> 2007 (15/1/0/1): Set a career high for games played, making 15 appearances in 2007, including one start at right tackle.
at N.Y. Jets (9/9): Played in a reserve role at right tackle... Reported as an eligible receiver at tight end on several offensive plays. San Diego (9/16): Saw action on special teams coverage units... Reported as an eligible receiver as a tight end on six offensive plays. Buffalo (9/23): Played on special teams protection units and reported as an eligible receiver on three offensive plays. at Cincinnati (10/1): Inactive. Cleveland (10/7): Saw action on special teams coverage and protection units in the Patriots' 34-17 victory over the Browns. at Dallas (10/14): Played in reserve on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' 48-27 victory over the Cowboys. at Miami (10/21): Saw action in a reserve role on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' 49-28 win over the Dolphins. Washington (10/28): Played in reserve on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' commanding 52-7 win over the Redskins. at Indianapolis (11/4): Played in a reserve role on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' 24-20 comeback win over the Colts. at Buffalo (11/18): Saw action in a reserve role on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' 56-10 win over the Bills. Philadelphia (11/25): Played in a reserve role on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' 31-28 comeback win over the Eagles. at Baltimore (12/3): Saw action in a reserve role on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' 27-24 win over the Ravens. Pittsburgh (12/9): Played on special teams protection and coverage units in the Patriots' 34-13 win over the Steelers... Declared as an eligible receiver on several offensive plays. N.Y. Jets (12/16): Saw action on special teams protection and return units in the Patriots' 20-10 win over the Jets. Miami (12/23): Played in reserve on special teams protection and return units while seeing snaps lined up as an eligible receiver at tight end in the Patriots' 28-7 win over the Dolphins. at N.Y. Giants (12/29): Made his first start of the season at right tackle... Contributed to an offensive line that only surrendered one sack to the league's top rated pass rush unit over 43 dropbacks as the Patriots completed their season undefeated for the fourth time in NFL history with a 38-35 comeback victory over the Giants.
2007 Postseason (3/0/0/0): Jacksonville (1/12): Played in reserve on special teams protection and return units in the Patriots' 31-20 win over the Jaguars. San Diego (1/20): Saw action on special teams protection units in the Patriots' 21-12 win over the Chargers in the AFC Championship Game. N.Y. Giants (2/3): Saw action on special teams protection and return units in Super Bowl XLII.

2006 Season
<hr> 2006 (11/6, 0/0): Saw action in 11 games as a rookie, starting six contests at right tackle ... Helped pave the way for the Patriots to record 1,969 rushing yards, the team's second highest total in the last 18 years ... Dressed but did not see action in all three playoff games ... Started his first career game at right tackle in the Patriots' 19-17 victory over Buffalo (9/10/06).
Buffalo (9/10): Made his first career NFL start at right tackle ... Member of an offensive line that opened holes for Patriots' rushers to gain 183 rushing yards on 41 carries (4.5 yard avg.). N.Y. Jets (9/17): Started at right tackle ... Part of an offensive line that allowed Patriots' rushers to gain 147 yards in the Patriots' 24-17 win over the N.Y. Jets. Denver (9/24): Started at right tackle and was a member of an offensive line that did not allow a sack despite 55 pass attempts. Miami (10/8): Made the start at right tackle ... Member of an offensive front that allowed just one sack on 29 pass attempts. Buffalo (10/22): Started at right tackle ... Pounced on a Tom Brady fumble midway through the third quarter. Minnesota (10/30): Started at right tackle ... Was a member of an offensive front that gave Tom Brady enough time to throw for 372 yards and tie his career high with four touchdown tosses ... Helped to pave the way for a running game that averaged 5.7 yards per carry, gaining 85 yards on just 15 rushes. Indianapolis (11/5): Played in a reserve role at right tackle ... Member of an offensive front that did not allow a sack on 35 pass attempts. Chicago (11/26): Saw action in a reserve role at right tackle ... Left the game with an injury in the second quarter. Tennessee (12/31): Saw significant action in a reserve role at right tackle ... Member of an offensive front that allowed Patriots' ball carriers to gain 171 rushing yards on just 31 carries (5.5 avg.).

College
<hr> Started 35 games for the University of California over four seasons (2002-05), missing only one game in his collegiate career ... In his final two seasons with the Bears, blocked for a 2,000-yard rusher (J.J. Arrington, 2004) and a pair of 1,000-yard performers (Marshawn Lynch and Justin Forsett, 2005) ... A two-time All-Pac-10 first team selection (2004-05) ... Recorded a total of 44 touchdown-resulting blocks in his career ... Started all 11 games in which he played as a senior in 2005 ... All-Pac-10 Conference first-team selection ... Recipient of the Morris Trophy, given to the outstanding offensive and defensive linemen in the Pac-10 Conference ... All-American Dream Team selection by The NFL Draft Report ... Rated the best right tackle in college by The Poor Man's Guide to the NFL Draft ... Started all 12 games as a junior in 2004 ... First-team All-Pac-10 Conference selection ... Started 11 of 12 games as a sophomore in 2003 ... Appeared in all 12 games as a reserve offensive tackle as a redshirt freshman in 2002.

Extra Points
<hr>

• Ryan's father, Tom, was a catcher in the San Francisco Giants minor league system.
• After his senior season at Cal, Ryan was awarded the Morris Trophy, which is given to the most outstanding offensive and defensive linemen in the Pacific-10 Conference. What makes the award unique is the selection procedure, which has the starting defensive linemen in the Conference voting for the offensive winner and vice versa.

One down, about 8 to go.

He's a big man, who generally does well run blocking. He's not overly nimble, which causes struggles in space, and he's had concussion problems.

For all that, it's actually possible that he'll become the Chiefs starting right tackle. He has started in Kaczur's absence in the past, and Pioli knows that.

That's an excellent move. Even if we are just limiting ourselves to guys from NE and Miami, he's one that can help in an area we need.

Sarah Palin...heard she was available, not very bright, and she has been known to not be a team player..plus she quit her last Job.....but she is good to look at in tight pants.

i'm going to call him Jamon O'Callaghan

In what little action I've seen of him, I'd be very surprised if the staff doesn't think he's an upgrade over Richardson.

Elmer fudd..

Exactly!

Especially with these rookie Offensive Linemen available.
You only went to the well once during the draft.
Here's your chance to take a flyer on 1-3 of those players at a fraction of the original price.

What a shocker.

A former Pat.

Whoda thunk it?

If you guessed Ryan O'Callaghan, you win!

E; ****, beaten like the right side of the O-Line

I guess Dane and Milkman finally got Pioli to pick up the phone.

I've seen Ryan O'Callaghan, and he looks like the guy that they used to clone Colin Brown.

Ryan O'C wasn't that bad. He was a RT backup off the bench and was better than some of the other crap the Pats put on the field (e.g. Billy "Turnstile" Yates). A decent pickup for you guys, IMO.

Dudes huge, i hope there's some potential here.

O'Callhan any good? I saw him in pre-season played awesome.

Were we at 53 and need to drop someone?

Or were we under, anticipating some moves?

he big and look white

6'7" 330 lbs. We found our brick wall, who brings EXPERIENCE. I'm glad to finally hear some information.

I know, right. ROFL

He's decent, but made of glass.

So now we the Chiefs have a shitty Right guard and center. Did they sign Scott Wells yet?

We're going to trade a 2011 first rounder for Tedy Bruschi.

It'd be nice if they signed Forney as well. That'd give us some depth along the line.
He or Ndukwe starts at RG (the other fills a backup role). Alleman backs up or replaces Niswanger... And you have Richardson and O'Callaghan at Tackle.