Do we have special rules about rookies and unvested veterans going on IR? For example, in the NFL, these players must pass through waivers before they can be put on IR. This lead to the Patriots claiming Jake Ballard from the Giants.
I'm just curious about cutting my own roster down. For example, I signed Chase Minnifield as an undrafted free agent. He tore his ACL in minicamp. The Redskins cut him, and then put him on IR after he cleared waivers.
Will I be able to add Minnifield to IR to get down to my 53 active players, or do I need to cut him first?
Non-vested players going to IR
Non-vested players going to IR
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Re: Non-vested players going to IR
It might be something to look at in the future towards realism, but for now IR works the same for everyone. I have to first set them eligible for IR and then a team can click to put them on the IR list from their team roster.Ulrich82 wrote:Do we have special rules about rookies and unvested veterans going on IR? For example, in the NFL, these players must pass through waivers before they can be put on IR. This lead to the Patriots claiming Jake Ballard from the Giants.
I'm just curious about cutting my own roster down. For example, I signed Chase Minnifield as an undrafted free agent. He tore his ACL in minicamp. The Redskins cut him, and then put him on IR after he cleared waivers.
Will I be able to add Minnifield to IR to get down to my 53 active players, or do I need to cut him first?
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