fester
Third String But Playing on Special Teams
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Starting on the start of business on Tuesday morning after Week 6 the NFI/PUP guys are on two seperate, sequential clocks.
Clock 1: 3 weeks for the Patriots to allow the player to start practicing.
Clock 2: Once the player starts practicing, they have three weeks to either make the Active 53 or get sent to the IR or cut if he can pass a physical.
Guys can start practicing tomorrow without corresponding cuts. If they are all healthy, that is what I expect to happen and the activation to be dependet on the injury/match-up situations (for instance I think Brace is a good fit to play against the Steelers if he is physically good to go)
Clock 1: 3 weeks for the Patriots to allow the player to start practicing.
Clock 2: Once the player starts practicing, they have three weeks to either make the Active 53 or get sent to the IR or cut if he can pass a physical.
Guys can start practicing tomorrow without corresponding cuts. If they are all healthy, that is what I expect to happen and the activation to be dependet on the injury/match-up situations (for instance I think Brace is a good fit to play against the Steelers if he is physically good to go)
I think it depends on which of these guys are healthy. I think Pats have 2 or 3 weeks after bringing them off PUP to activate them.
I think if they do release Faulk they keep him around as a glorified assistant position coach so he can continue to mentor the young RB's.
Given that Cannon had no off-season and no training camp I can't see him making an impact until next year.
The way we lose DL I'm sure Brace and Deadrick will come in handy at some point.