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6 hours ago, sith13 said:

I expected Prince to stay as the return man. Surprised to see Buechele leave, I'm guessing he could come back to the PS but since he couldn't make the roster after so many years I think it's time for another project player to groom. 

We'll have a better picture after the practice squad is announced.  Veach is having to be a little shifty to keep the final squad he wants. Still not sure why they needed six LBs. 

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I'm not a CEH fan but RB's who flashed a little vs 3rd and 4th stringers on bad teams doesnt necessarily mean they are keepers.  CEH is pretty mid but he has produced in the league when healthy.   I think Perine is a great PS back that can move up to the active roster if needed.  I liked Perine but rb's are a dime a dozen these days and when top notch rbs aren't getting big deals I think that position is the safest one to try and sneak a guy on the PS.  

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2 hours ago, jetlord said:

We'll have a better picture after the practice squad is announced.  Veach is having to be a little shifty to keep the final squad he wants. Still not sure why they needed six LBs. 

Maybe we're dropping one of them for the DB we just claimed on waivers. Darius Rush from the Colts. Was a 5th round pick this year. 

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Reported signings

  • *The Chiefs have signed OL Chukwuebuka “Chu” Godrick to the practice squad, per report. Godrick, as part of the International Player Pathway program, comes with a practice squad roster exemption (thus the number 17 above).
  • The Chiefs have signed C Austin Reiter to the practice squad, per report.
  • The Chiefs have signed RBs Deneric Prince and La’Mical Perine, wide receiver Cornell Powell and safety Deon Bush to the practice squad, per report.
  • The Chiefs are signing cornerback Reese Taylor to the practice squad, per report.
  • The Chiefs have signed linebacker Cole Christiansen to the practice squad, per report.
  • The Chiefs have signed defensive tackle Danny Shelton to the practice squad, per report.
  • The Chiefs have signed cornerback Ekow Boye-Doe to the practice squad, per report.
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5 minutes ago, mex said:

How much does a practice squad guy make?

NFL practice squad salaries

There are two separate brackets that the NFL uses to determine practice squad salaries.

 

They are broken up into players with two or fewer seasons in the NFL, and then those considered NFL veterans. 

Players who have accrued two or fewer NFL seasons are paid weekly at a fixed rate. The salary is set at $12,000 in 2023, but is going to increase each year throughout the rest of the current CBA. 

Year Weekly salary
2023 $12,000
2024 $12,500
2025 $13,000
2026 $13,750
2027 $14,500
2028 $15,250
2029 $16,000
2030 $16,750

NFL veterans do not have a set salary rate. Instead, they hold the ability to negotiate the dollar amount on their deal, albeit it is not a large range for the salary.

The minimum weekly salary for a vet on the practice squad in 2023 is $16,100, while the maximum is $20,600. 

Year Minimum salary Maximum salary
2023 $16,100 $20,600
2024 $16,800 $21,300
2025 $17,500 $22,000
2026 $18,350 $22,850
2027 $19,200 $23,700
2028 $20,900 $25,400
2029 $20,900 $25,400
2030 $21,750 $26,250

 

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11 minutes ago, Nadlers Quivering Balls said:

NFL practice squad salaries

There are two separate brackets that the NFL uses to determine practice squad salaries.

 

They are broken up into players with two or fewer seasons in the NFL, and then those considered NFL veterans. 

Players who have accrued two or fewer NFL seasons are paid weekly at a fixed rate. The salary is set at $12,000 in 2023, but is going to increase each year throughout the rest of the current CBA. 

Year Weekly salary
2023 $12,000
2024 $12,500
2025 $13,000
2026 $13,750
2027 $14,500
2028 $15,250
2029 $16,000
2030 $16,750

NFL veterans do not have a set salary rate. Instead, they hold the ability to negotiate the dollar amount on their deal, albeit it is not a large range for the salary.

The minimum weekly salary for a vet on the practice squad in 2023 is $16,100, while the maximum is $20,600. 

Year Minimum salary Maximum salary
2023 $16,100 $20,600
2024 $16,800 $21,300
2025 $17,500 $22,000
2026 $18,350 $22,850
2027 $19,200 $23,700
2028 $20,900 $25,400
2029 $20,900 $25,400
2030 $21,750 $26,250

 

How do you even pay the electric bill on $12,000 a week?

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I like how the PS is shaping up. I too was surprised at some of the cuts, but these guys are not Fing around. They are acting like champs trying to repeat and not gambling on potential. Let’s rock this. Jones or no Jones, they are trying to defend a title.

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2 hours ago, Nadlers Quivering Balls said:

NFL practice squad salaries

There are two separate brackets that the NFL uses to determine practice squad salaries.

 

They are broken up into players with two or fewer seasons in the NFL, and then those considered NFL veterans. 

Players who have accrued two or fewer NFL seasons are paid weekly at a fixed rate. The salary is set at $12,000 in 2023, but is going to increase each year throughout the rest of the current CBA. 

Year Weekly salary
2023 $12,000
2024 $12,500
2025 $13,000
2026 $13,750
2027 $14,500
2028 $15,250
2029 $16,000
2030 $16,750

NFL veterans do not have a set salary rate. Instead, they hold the ability to negotiate the dollar amount on their deal, albeit it is not a large range for the salary.

The minimum weekly salary for a vet on the practice squad in 2023 is $16,100, while the maximum is $20,600. 

Year Minimum salary Maximum salary
2023 $16,100 $20,600
2024 $16,800 $21,300
2025 $17,500 $22,000
2026 $18,350 $22,850
2027 $19,200 $23,700
2028 $20,900 $25,400
2029 $20,900 $25,400
2030 $21,750 $26,250

 

where do i sign up?

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