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RE: Golden Eagles in the NFL Thread
(08-30-2018 09:38 AM)Eagleholic Wrote:  
(08-29-2018 12:03 PM)SouthernMiss3613 Wrote:  
(08-29-2018 11:13 AM)usm99 Wrote:  Austin Davis possibly just went from backup to the practice squad. Kinda hard to see Seattle trading for Hundley to be on their practice squad.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/24512...draft-pick

If something happens to Aaron Rodgers this season, it will be up to DeShone Kizer -- and not Brett Hundley -- to keep the Green Bay Packers' season afloat.

The Packers traded Hundley to the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday for a 2019 draft pick, sources told ESPN's Rob Demovsky and Adam Schefter.

For Hundley, who is in the final year of his rookie contract, he now goes from backing up Rodgers to attempting to slide into that role behind Russell Wilson. Incumbent Austin Davis and rookie seventh-round pick Alex McGough have been competing to back up Wilson, and neither has distinguished himself over the summer.

Seattle, like many teams, has typically carried just one backup quarterback, so the job appears to belong to Hundley. If McGough doesn't make the team, he would be a candidate for the practice squad.

In recent seasons, the Seahawks have either gone with a veteran as Wilson's backup (Tarvaris Jackson, Davis) or a developmental prospect (Trevone Boykin). In Hundley, they now have a backup with both long-term upside and starting experience.

Davis isn't eligible for the practice squad. He either makes the active roster or they have to cut him.

Hopefully, Austin will be able to catch on with another NFL team if/when Seattle releases him.

Davis was put on IR. Undisclosed.
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RE: Golden Eagles in the NFL Thread
Only 10 made the final cuts it appears from the 19 that started. Most, but not all, will be signed to practice squads of original team or another one.

https://twitter.com/raymondereeves/statu...54208?s=21

Julian Allen TE Cleveland Browns
Jamie Collins LB Cleveland Browns
Tom Johnson DT Seattle Seahawks

Austin Davis QB Seattle Seahawks
Rashod Hill OT Minnesota Vikings
Korey Robertson WR Minnesota Vikings
Curtis Mikell DB Los Angeles Rams
Mike Thomas WR Los Angeles Rams
Tarvarius Moore DB San Francisco 49ers

Nick Mullens QB San Francisco 49ers
Cornell Armstrong CB Miami Dolphins
Norman Price OG Carolina Panthers
Kalan Reed CB Tennessee Titans
Jalen Richard RB Oakland Raiders
Rakeem Nunez-Roches DT Indianapolis Colts
Ito Smith RB Atlanta Falcons
Cameron Tom C New Orleans Saints
Demar Dotson OT Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Allenzae Staggers WR Washington Redskins
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