Getty ImagesThe good news for NFL teams is that there’s a new tweak to the IR rules. The bad news for NFL teams is that there’s a new tweak to the IR rules.
Apart from the odd 2012-only glitch that requires players previously placed on injured reserve to be returned to the 53-man roster for four days before they can be placed on the new “designated for return” injured reserve category, having the ability to bring back one player — and only one player — later in the season raises all sorts of strategic questions.
We took a look at some of them during Friday’s PFT Live. I could write them up here, but then you wouldn’t watch.
You probably won’t watch anyway, but at least I tried.
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It makes no sense that you can’t use it for a player injured during the year. There should be a six week injured reserve that you can place one player on at anytime. Limit each team to only one player on their list at a time.
I didn’t watch.
maybe if I could watch it on my iphone or iPad, myself or the rest of the millions of people on iPhones and iPads would watch this.
Try with words next time.
I’d be up for watching if I wasn’t forced to watch a 30 second commercial to see a 60 second segment…
I want to see a lot of stuff on NBC.com, but anything over 10 seconds of commercial and I kill it, then go read the news elsewhere