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So basically it's one before the other...the latter conditional on the first....McGinest always came in om PUP and did not practice for a few days...others have injuries and are not 100%...Once they are cleared to practice..PUP is not an option.
It's even odd...as ALL players are there at the start of a session..streching etc etc..and after 20-25 minutes..the PUPers walk to the indoor practice facility while the others do the drills...then as practive is winding down, an hour or so..they return amd are with the positional coacjes as they wrap things up. I DO think there are a few players that MAY start on PUP this year
Chad Jackson, Eddie Jackson, Dave Thomas...even Troy Brown COULD start on PUP.
See, that's the only thing about the Active/PUP.
Are players who don't practice but aren't placed on Active/PUP still eligible for the PUP? That was the big debate last year. If so, then it does indeed eliminate the need for an Active/PUP. I think it may be more of a procedural thing, but it may also have to do with the distinction between being injured/failing the conditioning test/not practicing.