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The original was posted on /r/nfl by /u/DumbNBANephew on 2023-12-10 01:47:47.
What’s the point of keeping that backup if you’re just going to cut him or not give him the chance when it comes? Why not just get the guy you like in the first place?
I would think that signing some guy off his couch wouldn’t be as effective as having had him all season and build a rap with the playmakers he would be throwing to. What’s the point of letting one guy practice with the team and get ready for months, only to throw in someone else entirely new to the team when the chance comes?
And why waste money/roster spot on a guy you’re going to get rid of anyways?