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[dbldwn711]

The only thing that I can remember is that the Pats may have a serious project with Stidham as future QB. Hoyer is a team player and warrior, they will probably put him in PS again, to pull him out if needed. Seems Hoyer is that kind of guy that is there when you need him.

Put who in the PS?

Hoyer? He’s not practice squad eligible.

Stidham? If the Pats cut him (which they won’t) in the hopes of sliding him to the practice squad he won’t get there because somebody will pick him up.

 

[Dude]

Put who in the PS?

Hoyer? He’s not practice squad eligible.

Stidham? If the Pats cut him (which they won’t) in the hopes of sliding him to the practice squad he won’t get there because somebody will pick him up.

Sorry, am a bit of novice on how it all works. Guess I was trying to say that it seems like a bad idea for Pats to have 3 QBs on final 53. Where would Hoyer go to be able to come back if needed?

 

[dbldwn711]

Sorry, am a bit of novice on how it all works. Guess I was trying to say that it seems like a bad idea for Pats to have 3 QBs on final 53. Where would Hoyer go to be able to come back if needed?

There really is no way to “keep” him other than on the 53 man roster.

All teams are making cut downs as we speak to get down to 53. They all must do it by Saturday 4:00 pm. Anybody who is cut from any team can then be claimed off of the waiver wire. If nobody claims them AND they meet certain criteria then a team can INVITE them to be on the PS. Sometimes players get multiple invitations so the player is the one who chooses which team to go to.

Hoyer is a veteran so even if he cleared waivers he’s not PS eligible. There really is no place to “stash” him away. Lotta big name players are gonna be available in the next 24 hours.

 

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It’s at this point in the list that we can finally in good conscience begin our dissection of what the historians will someday look back on as Clayton Thorson’s stirring last stand as a member of the Eagles active roster. It ended about as well as some other famous last stands, with a barrage of passes that occasionally went further than a few yards down field but only once or twice struck in the vicinity of their intended target. Twice on the game’s opening drive, Thorson completed passes that lost yardage. His final line: 12-of-26, 84 yards, no touchdowns, one interception.

In a sham of a game, Clayton Thorson didn’t show much, and it might not matter | David Murphy

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