ESPN just reported this... Clearly not good for his development
Report: Lock Could open season on IR
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I don't know why so many are so shocked by this. Unless Lock can be back in 1-3 weeks then he SHOULD be on IR. What the bigger story here should be is do we cut both Brett AND Hogan and bring in someone else OR do we keep Brett and hope Flacco can make it at minimum to week 8.
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Originally posted by Al Wilson 4 Mayor View PostThis could be a blessing in disguise. It will prevent them from rushing him to the field if we start to tank. He can work on his footwork
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Originally posted by orange crush75 View PostDoes anyone know when they can bring Lock off the IR?
He can't practice with the team until he's removed from the IR list. So hypothetically if the Broncos were looking to put him in as the starting QB, the game that would make sense would be their 10th game on November 17th in Minnesota. Because that would give him 3 weeks worth of practices (all of the practices leading up to the Browns game...probably as the scout team QB. The couple of practices in the bye week before the players get their time off, and the full week leading up to Minnesota) to get ready to go.
I'm not saying whether they should or will make any change at QB, I'm just saying that barring injury, the time that makes the most sense would be November 17th.
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Originally posted by orange crush75 View PostAhh dang , I was thinking he could practice now . Oh well , thank for the info.
He could be eligible to play against the Browns but as Butler stated that is probably not practical, Min makes more sense especially since that is after the bye ... imo, he won't start for the team then either, I think they stick with Flacco until at least week 12, or longer if we are still in the playoff hunt.Last edited by brianmcfarlane; 10-15-2019, 03:32 PM.sigpic
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Originally posted by brianmcfarlane View PostHe IS eligible to start practicing this week. He can practice after 6 weeks on IR. What I am not sure of is; does he have to be added to the 53 man roster in order to practice? I don't think so but they may have to consider him joined to the team but I think he is still exempt for 2 weeks of practice? Not sure.
He could be eligible to play against the Browns but as Butler stated that is probably not practical, Min makes more sense especially since that is after the bye ... imo, he won't start for the team then either, I think they stick with Flacco until at least week 12, or longer if we are still in the playoff hunt.
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Originally posted by brianmcfarlane View PostHe IS eligible to start practicing this week. He can practice after 6 weeks on IR. What I am not sure of is; does he have to be added to the 53 man roster in order to practice? I don't think so but they may have to consider him joined to the team but I think he is still exempt for 2 weeks of practice? Not sure.
He could be eligible to play against the Browns but as Butler stated that is probably not practical, Min makes more sense especially since that is after the bye ... imo, he won't start for the team then either, I think they stick with Flacco until at least week 12, or longer if we are still in the playoff hunt.
And as to the argument against changing IR ("Teams would cheat the system") just make it so the first penalty for trying to stash players using IR would be loss of a 1st round pick, and getting heavier after that, and teams won't do it.
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Originally posted by Butler By'Note View PostDid they change that this year? Cause previously IR players couldn't practice until being removed from IR. PUP list players however could start practicing after 6 weeks. If it's a change they made than it's a good one by the NFL. Now they just need to change the archaic IR rules and create different levels of IR (3,6,8 etc.) lists that you could put players on. And eliminate the stupid IR means you're done for the season, except for up to 2 players per team garbage.
And as to the argument against changing IR ("Teams would cheat the system") just make it so the first penalty for trying to stash players using IR would be loss of a 1st round pick, and getting heavier after that, and teams won't do it.
"IR players on hold?
Three Broncos players on injured reserve – quarterback Drew Lock, tight end Jake Butt and running back Theo Riddick – were eligible to start practicing Monday. However, because the Broncos aren’t really practicing this week – they have meetings and walkthrough type workouts scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, those three players may be held back until next week to start practicing.
If they don’t start practicing until next week as expected, those players wouldn’t be activated on the 53-man roster until the Minnesota game in week 11.
Riddick may be held back a little longer as he continues to heal from his broken shoulder. The Broncos can only activate two players from IR. Those two players figure to come from Lock, Butt, Riddick and receiver Tim Patrick, who is also eligible to start practicing next week."
I predict they will activate Lock for week 11. IMO, it makes sense to also activate Patrick, although it would be nice to have a healthy Jake Butt ... who gets cut though?sigpic
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