Could Will Grier be an option?

He would have to be included on the roster of players. I'm pretty sure it's not against the rules, and this kind of thing did happen in the stone age of the NFL.

Normally, I wouldn't think this is a realistic option, but this is Jerry we are talking about who once justified wasting a roster spot on a "cold weather kicker", so anything is possible in Jerryworld.
 
Will Levis career stats:

21 games started (missed 2025 due to injury), 5-16 record, 339/556 passing (61.0 percent), 3899 yards, 21 TD's, 16 picks, 82.7 rating.

In his last season played (2024) he was 2-10 with the Titans with 13 TDs and 12 picks.
 
No, Grier is not an option.

Levis may be interesting. Could he be better than Milton?
i agree maybe at the same level when we got Milton last year similar attributes, if Milton doesn't come back, yes I'm good with that.
If we even got desperate, he knows the system I think. I wonder how hard it would be for him to come out of retirement?? Maybe they don't trust any of the guys on the list



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I said COULD, you never know what could happen, he'd be a convenient signing, they wouldn't have to look very far!!
NAH!! time to move forward not backward. rather have true developmental player than another part timer. we have Howell for that.
 
i agree maybe at the same level when we got Milton last year similar attributes, if Milton doesn't come back, yes I'm good with that.

:facepalm: :popcorn:
soon as I saw you like his comment, I knew you were going to respond! You just didn't do it like you'd usually do, and I know it's killing you softly!! :D
 
NAH!! time to move forward not backward. rather have true developmental player than another part timer. we have Howell for that.
I'm glad you brought up developmental, I heard someone on a podcast mention that we're seemingly looking to get away from these project players and spending all this time to develop them. I think they were talking about Milton vs Howell and how they still viewed Milton still more as a developmental qb
 
If we even got desperate, he knows the system I think. I wonder how hard it would be for him to come out of retirement?? Maybe they don't trust any of the guys on the list



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I'm glad you brought up developmental, I heard someone on a podcast mention that we're seemingly looking to get away from these project players and spending all this time to develop them. I think they were talking about Milton vs Howell and how they still viewed Milton still more as a developmental qb
no, sam darnold and Geno smith once referred to as developmental, it can work. Malik Willis next one to see if Miami is correct, your 3rd EM QB should be similar, while you have firmly implanted Vet like dak.

there are plenty of other examples that this path can work.
 
Will Levis career stats:

21 games started (missed 2025 due to injury), 5-16 record, 339/556 passing (61.0 percent), 3899 yards, 21 TD's, 16 picks, 82.7 rating.

In his last season played (2024) he was 2-10 with the Titans with 13 TDs and 12 picks.
that's not that bad , Milton has less experience and likely that would be his numbers if he WAS forced to play too early and start that many games.. see Darnold and geno...Malik Willis

yup...
 
If we even got desperate, he knows the system I think. I wonder how hard it would be for him to come out of retirement?? Maybe they don't trust any of the guys on the list



The NFL had to deal with this a few years ago with another team and implemented policies for dealing it.

I think the NFL Commissioner has to approve it and it's not a quick decision as it would require looking at his contract, interviewing the coach-player and likely team officials.

The reason is because the NFL doesn't want teams getting around roster/PS limits by storing players on their staff unless/until they need them so they can add them later to their roster.
 

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