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No they do not practice as a full team, but training camps are held for the new draft picks and new players.
It depends on the coach.. usually the coach is just yelling about plays, saying what certain players messed up, and threatening for the next practice to be full of running
Yes. The PUP list is similar to MLB's 60 day disabled list. Players receive full salary but are not allowed to play or practice. They may attend team meetings.
The practice squad consists of players that the team really likes but doesn't think are ready to play full time. These practice squad players are usually young, rookies and second year. Sometimes, should an injury occur to one of the regular players a player from the practice squad will be promoted to the regular squad to replace him.
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because the 53 nlf man roster has been full of proven talent, the untalented or bubble players get waived, than if they ain't claim by an other team, and have PS options than they are aloud to be to assigned to a PS.
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Full-time. They practice, and play different tournaments through out the year. They also have about 2 months of vacation, usually during the winter. the job is typically a full time contract to the respective club.
Full roster is 40 players
The active roster is the list of 47 players who are activated for game play. The full team roster included 53 man roster and the 6 man practice squad.
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