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Lurker, that is a reasonable scenario. Some teams are so far in back of the waiver wire line that they might give up a later round pick in order to have the first shot at trying somebody out.
What seems to happen way more often though is that after the first cut borderline players get signed off of waivers and move on and off of practice squads until things settle down after the second or third game.
When the neighborhood figures out that you dump all of your stuff on the curb after your yard sale is over, they stop paying for stuff at your yard sale and wait to pick it off the curb for free.
What seems to happen way more often though is that after the first cut borderline players get signed off of waivers and move on and off of practice squads until things settle down after the second or third game.
When the neighborhood figures out that you dump all of your stuff on the curb after your yard sale is over, they stop paying for stuff at your yard sale and wait to pick it off the curb for free.
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