Brett Smith to Toronto
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2014 1:05 pm
He's listed on the practice squad for now. I'm far from a CFL expert, but I think Brett has the talent to start for this team eventually. Maybe not this year, they've already got this season going. But this is a good start....better than wasting away on NFL practice rosters for 2-3 years, then attempting to play in the CFL. He's got a head start on the stubborn players.OrediggerPoke wrote:Good luck to Brett and glad he found a landing spot!
It was pretty clear with camp a few days away that he was not going to get an NFL shot. I hope he tears it up in Canada and becomes the next Warren Moon! (or even Doug Flutie)
Oh, he wasn't stubborn? My mistake.J-Rod wrote:He's listed on the practice squad for now. I'm far from a CFL expert, but I think Brett has the talent to start for this team eventually. Maybe not this year, they've already got this season going. But this is a good start....better than wasting away on NFL practice rosters for 2-3 years, then attempting to play in the CFL. He's got a head start on the stubborn players.OrediggerPoke wrote:Good luck to Brett and glad he found a landing spot!
It was pretty clear with camp a few days away that he was not going to get an NFL shot. I hope he tears it up in Canada and becomes the next Warren Moon! (or even Doug Flutie)
Stubborn, As in people that waste 2-3 years on a practice squad and never make the team and then eventually end up in the AFL or CFL.Larawie wrote:Oh, he wasn't stubborn? My mistake.J-Rod wrote:He's listed on the practice squad for now. I'm far from a CFL expert, but I think Brett has the talent to start for this team eventually. Maybe not this year, they've already got this season going. But this is a good start....better than wasting away on NFL practice rosters for 2-3 years, then attempting to play in the CFL. He's got a head start on the stubborn players.OrediggerPoke wrote:Good luck to Brett and glad he found a landing spot!
It was pretty clear with camp a few days away that he was not going to get an NFL shot. I hope he tears it up in Canada and becomes the next Warren Moon! (or even Doug Flutie)
Better than nothing.Cuttslam wrote:CFL practice squad players make 500-600 a week . Living the dream I guess.
Yes, one step above nothing. You are correct.fromolwyoming wrote:Better than nothing.Cuttslam wrote:CFL practice squad players make 500-600 a week . Living the dream I guess.
And my point was that he spent a lot of time sittin' and waitin' as if he was expectin' a call but the call never came. Just semantics, I guess.Wyo2dal wrote:Stubborn, As in people that waste 2-3 years on a practice squad and never make the team and then eventually end up in the AFL or CFL.Larawie wrote:Oh, he wasn't stubborn? My mistake.J-Rod wrote:He's listed on the practice squad for now. I'm far from a CFL expert, but I think Brett has the talent to start for this team eventually. Maybe not this year, they've already got this season going. But this is a good start....better than wasting away on NFL practice rosters for 2-3 years, then attempting to play in the CFL. He's got a head start on the stubborn players.OrediggerPoke wrote:Good luck to Brett and glad he found a landing spot!
It was pretty clear with camp a few days away that he was not going to get an NFL shot. I hope he tears it up in Canada and becomes the next Warren Moon! (or even Doug Flutie)