CouchLogic
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I don't believe anything a coach says about player availability, lol.They said all along that he would be available at the end of the season
I don't believe anything a coach says about player availability, lol.They said all along that he would be available at the end of the season
Morris hasn't played that many snaps this year, but I've liked what I've seen from him when he's been in there. He may be a victim of the numbers game, but I'd hate to see him go. He's a unique body at 6' 6" and 295 pounds, and he's still only 24 years old.I had high expectations for Mike morris, especially with his college ties to Mike McDefense but he has never really grabbed a spot
I think there is a possibility he could although just depends on how the coaches see him. Might be concentrating fully on defense snaps to make up for all the lost timeCould he get some special teams experience while getting acclimated?
I always considered special teams play to be the most dangerous of assignments on a team. They have changed the rules though, to a point it is totally different than it used to be. Regardless, I would much rather risk a hit from a guy two or three yards away than one who has had twenty or more yards to build up speed. So I would limit his action to D Line if it were up to me.I think there is a possibility he could although just depends on how the coaches see him. Might be concentrating fully on defense snaps to make up for all the lost time
Are you sure about this? I've found nothing online from media outlets that Mills wouldn't count against the 8 limit. Obviously makes things easier in that regard for Seattle not having to perform jenga with the roster to the same extent.Thing is Mills is not considered an IRr player as he was designated NFI as result of his late college knee injury so he won't be counted in the totals for the IRr returns.
The real question though is what player would need to be released, waived, or put on IR to allow him to be added to the 53 man roster?
Note as well there are two additional return slots available for the post season.
Problem (and discussion) is that we may have to use a precious return slot to give him that chance to show what he can do.If this guy is as good as rumored and only dropped due to the injury this could be up there with the 2012 draft.
Or the next Leonard Williams!?!?!?!?I believe that Rylie should be kept on IR for the rest of this year. He's missed TC etc. Let him have a full season next year when he is healthy. The defensive line is doing fine without him. He may have been great in college but that doesn't mean he is automatically going to be great in the NFL. He is currently unproven. For all we know he could be the next LJ Collier.
The only projection I saw for him was 6th round pick pre-draft - https://www.nfl.com/prospects/rylie-mills/32004d49-4c71-8484-5505-140b187be8b2. Of course that was post his injury however you would think if he was all world he would still be projected higher. I admit I didn't see him play much. He does have great measurables, but we've seen many with great physical attritubes underwhelm when it came to playing in the NFL.Or the next Leonard Williams!?!?!?!?
You aren't wrong - I think I tend to agree. Id rather not lose a guy to see if Mills is that guy. Easily discovered next TC and Pre-Season.
I could live with that. Give him his redshirt year. Return calls from IR are getting tight and there seems to me to be a couple of players that would be better used than him.I believe that Rylie should be kept on IR for the rest of this year. He's missed TC etc. Let him have a full season next year when he is healthy. The defensive line is doing fine without him. He may have been great in college but that doesn't mean he is automatically going to be great in the NFL. He is currently unproven. For all we know he could be the next LJ Collier.
I think many have this view. For me, I want him on the roster purely for having a game winning play in the 4th quarter in a tight game when we need it on the final drive. He would be a genuine threat to do this and i acknowledge the other side of the argument, including losing a quality depth player from the roster (most likely Mike Morris), that is the cost. On the IR juggling I think the impact would be welcoming back Horton for the playoffs as opposed to week 16, or not bringing back Saubert / Young. Last think to mention is that the defensive coaching staff from everything I've seen absolutely love him. There is the story that AD essentially told John he wouldn't come to work on Monday if they didn't draft Rylie.I could live with that. Give him his redshirt year. Return calls from IR are getting tight and there seems to me to be a couple of players that would be better used than him.
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That's good, but his return would still kick someone off of the 53. Pick your poison.Rylie returning does not count against the 8 IR to return designations.
He was designated to return on Nov 26th, so the Hawks have until Dec 17th to decide whether to add him to the active roster, or place him on season ending IR
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NFL roster cuts rules: How IR-to-return, NFI, PUP lists work
A full explainer of how IR, NFI, and PUP work when it comes to NFL roster cuts.www.prideofdetroit.com
they have till Saturday.Sounds like they still have 2 weeks to activate him if needed despite him practicing fully. Anyone could get injured during that time especially in a short week.