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@JordanRaanan While most teams are making cuts to get to 80 players, the Giants will go with Option 2 and a 90-man roster to start training camp, per source. I believe first known team to go this route. Giants will have to split into 2 groups, practice separately and use separate locker rooms. |
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Replying to @JordanRaanan This makes sense for a young team with a first-year head coach that is building. Open competition this summer. Giants must reduce to 80 on or before Aug. 16. |
Rookies, guys recovering from injuries, and a QB. I think that's what I read.
So more coaching per player
Or can teams not sign new players for 2 weeks?
We could be thrilled or scared by what we see from him by just week 3.
Or can teams not sign new players for 2 weeks?
Not so much as scraps available from the "bottom 10" off of a 90 man roster,. Dontcha think?
Those cut were at most hope and a prayer types.
I am surprised more teams wouldn't want to go the 90 man route. With the limited preseason, wouldn't you want to evaluate as many players as possible?
When the coaches start out not being familiar with the players, not cutting players who have potential overrides how fast the team gels and how fast the rookies are going to develop.
More hands-on/individual opportunities.
I am surprised more teams wouldn't want to go the 90 man route. With the limited preseason, wouldn't you want to evaluate as many players as possible?
No. The first group is first year players, select players recovering from injuries, and a QB.