K Quinn Nordin heading back to PS

[Sciz]

And he can decline if he so chooses. Pats used to pay practice squad more than minimum to help encourage that but not sure they can these days.

...it's complicated.

0-2 accrued seasons: Fixed salary, $9200 per week this year, increasing each year to $16,750 per week in 2030 (the last year of the CBA)
3+ accrued seasons, 2021: Fixed salary, $14,000 per week
3+ accrued seasons, 2022 and beyond: Minimum $15,400 and maximum $19,900 per week in 2022, increasing each year to a minimum $21,750 and maximum $26,250 per week in 2030. The negotiating range is a constant $4,500 each year.

That's a good deal for more experienced PS players, who would earn $252k on the PS for the whole 2021 season but could get a maximum $358k next season. Still far lower than active roster minimum salary, though.

Article 33 | NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) | Over The Cap

NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement | Over the Cap

overthecap.com

 

[DaBruinz]

Nordin wasn't designated. He was released off the IR.

 

[DaBruinz]

Yeah they can still be paid more than minimum.

Here's how much money NFL practice squad players make

Here’s everything you need to know about NFL practice squads, from player salaries to rules and more.

www.nbcsports.com

The article is incorrect. Article 33, Section 3 of the CBA specifically states:

Section 3. Salary: Except as provided in Section 5 (Standard Elevation Addendum) and
Section 7 (Standard Contagious Disease Addendum) of this Article, the salary for a Practice
Squad player shall be limited to the following fixed amounts per week, including
postseason weeks in which his Club is in the Playoffs:

So, no. Practice squad players can not be paid more than the amounts listed unless they see a Standard Elevation. And even that amount is a FIXED amount.

 

[Fuzz]

Nordin wasn't designated. He was released off the IR.

He was, on 11/29

 

[DaBruinz]

He was, on 11/29

Fair enough.. Missed that..