Erick All cleared to practice

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(07-31-2024, 01:43 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Really liked what I saw from Hudson as a pass catcher against Zone Defenses myself last year.

Yes, the age of Hudson makes me having him as the last one out if we don't stash McLachlan on the PS. Make sure we designate
McLachlan as one of our players that cannot be plucked though. Think McLachlan was a steal where we got him. Can Hudson go 
on the PS is my question?



True on injuries, they always happen and TE's seem to get injured more than most positions. If Erick All can stay healthy he has the 
talent to be a star in my opinion. Dude has strong hands, is hard as heck to tackle and can block. All could be an all around star TE for 
us, pun intended.

But he would have to stay healthy for this to happen.

Here are the current PS eligibility rules, per https://www.bigblueview.com/2023/8/28/23847261/nfl-practice-squad-waiver-wire-pup-list-rules-deadlines-explained

Practice squad rules

How many players? NFL practice squads currently consist of 16 players.
Who is eligible? Here are the current eligibility rules:

• Players who do not have an accrued season of NFL experience.
• Free agent players who were on the Active List for fewer than nine games in their only accrued season.
• A maximum of 10 free agent players who have earned no more than two accrued seasons.
• A maximum of six free agent players with no limitations to their number of earned accrued seasons.
  

EDIT - It's worth pointing out the maximum a PS player can earn is $20k per week for a veteran player. That'd be like $350k for the season. That'd be a big dropoff compared to what Hudson signed for ($1.3 mill). He might try going elsewhere before considering a PS spot.