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Zero2Cool
Elite Member

7 years ago

I see a lot of things that I agree with in these posts.
I think that since the NFL has become so specialized that they should increase the 53 man roster.
Pros- cons?

Originally Posted by: yooperfan

We probably have only 10-12 worthy starting QB's in the NFL and it's a QB league favored league. If we increased roster size, I think it would saturate the product on the field and create a wider talent gap between 1st and 32nd team. If they dropped two franchises, then maybe.

sschind
Senior Member

7 years ago

#22

I see a lot of things that I agree with in these posts.
I think that since the NFL has become so specialized that they should increase the 53 man roster.
Pros- cons?

Originally Posted by: yooperfan

I'm not opposed to increasing the roster but not because of specialization. i don't want to see a team carrying a super accurate under 50 yards FG kicker plus a guy with a leg that could possibly boom a 65 yarder if it came down to that. Make the players play the game, there are enough substitutions already.

Increase the roster because of injuries or whatever but not because of specialization even though it will have the same effect regardless of the reason.

sschind
Senior Member

7 years ago

#23

I like the idea (in theory) as the Packers have lose a number of guys that weren't ready for the main roster but later on became helpful for a different team.

But with the practice time limits in the CBA, coaches don't have enough time to coach up the 3rd string as it is, so I'm not sure how helpful it would be.

Also I think both the NFL and the NFLPA are both against it because your bringing in more people without growing the cash... Meaning the same pie has to be split more ways...

The item I sometimes question is why do they have game day inactive list? Why not just allow all 53 guys to be active (if healthy)?

Teams are paying for them anyways... Why not just let them all play?

Originally Posted by: beast

I agree with the bold part in a way but it also adds a sense of inequality to the rosters. If a team plagued by injuries is playing a relatively healthy team the healthy team could have as many a 8 more players to rely on. By setting a limit on active players each team has to rely on the same number of players.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

7 years ago

#24

Why not just allow all 53 guys to be active (if healthy)?

Originally Posted by: beast

Because it would be unfair to the team with 53 healthy players vs a team with several injuries that may be only several weeks each. The 46 (I think it's still 46) active is to more so even the playing field and make sure both teams have the same amount of players at their disposal.

PackFanWithTwins
Veteran Member

7 years ago

#25

In the past before expanding the roster to 53, if a player was injured and was going to miss a few weeks. They would hide their injury because they worried if they didn't they would be cut to make room for another player. Expanding the team roster but not the game day active roster, there is room for more backups and roster spots for healing. If they allowed all 53 to be active, it would increase the risk of injured players playing, because coaches would want all 53 available.

It protects players and coaches from themselves.

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