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16 minutes ago, ZeroZeroSeven said:

Likely means Perryman is gone.  2 bonehead decisions (speeding ticket/no covid vaccine), not much participation in TC/scrimmages/Preseason games...writing on the wall is all but dried methinks.

We don't have enough depth to release off ball LBs.

 

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Congrats to Carter Jr!!!

And no...again you dont cut Perryman.. 

You put him on a snap count. Let him spell Jermaine once in a while. "When" he is actually on the field he can perform. He's not the type of guy you count on for a full season though. Pretty sure we knew that much when we brought him in.. same as Okung. Its a reason the Chargers are no longer in business with these two and I dont think its performance based. 

Thats a good card to have in your backpocket. We're already thin at that spot. This is the same team that stuck with Whitehead for a half season, If I had to put money on it...Perryman will be a Panther. 

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35 minutes ago, ZeroZeroSeven said:

Likely means Perryman is gone.  2 bonehead decisions (speeding ticket/no covid vaccine), not much participation in TC/scrimmages/Preseason games...writing on the wall is all but dried methinks.

Seems like way too much of a pain in the ass to keep around if he ends up being the only unvaxxed guy on the roster. Other issue is no one is going to trade for an unvaaxed guy so it's either keep, cut or IR

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