The Practice Squad
"The difference between McCown and a practice-squad scrub is that only players with limited experience are eligible for the practice squad. And a youngster like Moore isn’t a candidate for the practice squad because he likely wouldn’t make it through waivers (see Tyler Thigpen, whom the Vikings tried to sneak through to the practice squad in 2007 before the Chiefs intervened), and because once on the practice squad the young quarterback could be signed to any team’s active roster (see Brian St. Pierre, who was snatched by the Ravens from the Steelers a couple of years ago)."
This was from ProFootballTalk.com I would like for someone (Matty?) with great knowledge of the practice squad to tell me this - does someone on Miami's practice squad (once it's set this year) HAVE TO GO TO ANOTHER TEAM if the other team wants to sign him? Can he not choose to stay with Miami and be part of Parcell's rebuilding process? I'm familiar with terms but lack the knowledge of their application. This practice squad thing - you can have up to 8 players but they might not make it through waivers - do you have to go?
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practice sq..
at the end of the comments at mattys 53 roster i think they answer your ??…ck it out..
Thank you, 4everphin
I just got back in house and read your reply and checked it out. Now I get it. Thanks alot. Have a safe and happy holiday.
A player first has to make it through waivers.
Then, at any time, a team can sign a player off of your practice squad and onto their active 53-man roster.
man i didnt kno that
teams can str8 up rob another teams practice squad huh? i figured you can decide to bring him up before you lose him. hey….whos on other teams practice squads!!
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