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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments..jmt57;1311263My comment was in response to [I said:"Nobody's ever succeeded against the NFL"[/I]
Reason I said that was that this is a forum for Patriots fans ... a team that started in this thing called the American Football League
There is a set amount each NFL team
has to sign draft choices and UDFAs.
Actually, that's not quite correct. The rookie cap includes all money paid to drafted rookies, and certain bonuses paid to undrafted rookies. The base salaries of undrafted rookies do not count against the rookie cap.
Agreed. Whoever thinks we need another pro football league is delusional. Nobody's ever succeeded against the NFL.
you guys wont even check out 5 mins. of it?
I'll watch it for sure. More football is more football. Hey, it's gotta be better than the ProBowl...
lets all go try out. I'll drive.
lol - let's do it. I'll be Left Tackle for Vick's team, hehehe...
I'll go for WR, 6'3 185 pounds, run a decent 40, should have a shot...what team?
Hm... Which one is in the warmest climate?
But with 15-20...they still have the rules of 80 players UNDER contract..(the good news is draftees aren't signed until later...so they do not count until they do.) Thus a lot of UFDAs can be brought in for a look...Also many UDFAs appear on a try out basis and do not count.Thanks for the info. I never knew how a team like Tennessee
could sign 15-20 UDFAs.
Will they pay more than being on a Practice Squad?