Tyrod also didn't turn it over much so they could score just off of wearing down defense while also lowering the other offenses T.O.P. making one big defensive play causing a turnover all that more beneficial for them. I believe they had one of the top TO differentials in the league last year which was a big reason for their success.
They just need to keep going for obj.
You’re welcome.
FYI, I just checked and it lets me put L. Bell (ruled Out) to the IR spot. I did not know this.
See that is kind of BS because he is holding out not injured and it doesn't allow you to put suspended players on there.
But when is the designation made that he is "healthy"? Is it simply after he plays his next game? Your explanation makes sense and I am glad it restricts moves if you have a healthy player in that spot but Bones was able to pick someone up this morning. Was this before his injury status was updated?...he was able to add Jeffery before his designation changed to doubtful. The IR is in place because there are plenty of top players that experience non-season ending injuries so the IR spot allows a team to keep their asset and replace them with another player. However, the caveat I just discovered from ESPN rules section was this --> "Once a player is in your IR slot, he can remain there even while healthy, however any roster changes involving waiver pick-ups or free agents will not process unless a healthy player sitting in the IR slot is removed first (to the bench or active roster slot). Note, this also includes any trade transactions. The trade cannot be processed unless the healthy player is removed from the IR slot."
Thanks for the links! Yeah, I'm still curious how it works with players who are game to game. Assuming Jeffery was listed as out and his status for this week updated after the transaction Bones made, can Bones make moves now that he's listed as doubtful instead of out? Or if he's on the injury report still does that qualify as him still being injured?
The 2018 NFL Draft is going to be very interesting to look back at years from now. There were so many questionable moves.As a Jets fan, all I can say is WE DID!!!!!
I’m still of the opinion darnold won’t be that good overall. Guess we’ll see.
It's one of those situations where no matter how good Barkley is if Darnold ends up being a franchise QB it will probably be a bad decision.
I get what you and the links say, however that is what makes it extremely weird to have an IR spot that can be used for these purposes. Injury designations aren't technically due until Friday for Sunday games (though technically they have to have practice reports on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday). So if a player is out game 1 but could possibly play game 2, they might not have their status updated until well after waivers and all that go through or in this case secondary waivers of the guys who were dropped on waivers. At the same time Jeffery is still expected to miss a game or two more so he is most likely out again this week so if Bones had to make another move he'd have to drop someone to make Jeffery active, make the move, and then put Jeffery back on IR if he doesn't play this week. Then on top of that a guy like Bell can be stashed on IR just because he is refusing to show up?
Jeffrey was ruled out when I put him there. I believe he can sit there as long as I want but to use him I'd have to take him off of IR.
Bells situation is unique. He isn't even under contract right now, so technically out of the league? I don't know how you would/should classify him.
personally I prefer having an IR spot because most of the injuries are not season ending and it allows me to carry a complete roster until that player is healthy again -- there is no unfair advantage going on because it forces you to drop a player the moment you choose to or are forced to move the player out of the IR
Oh Jeeze he’s got 25 points against me in the 1st quarter... like seriously...
