PeterDragon

From ChatGPT:

**Short answer:**
Yes. **Any undrafted rookie who participates in an NFL team’s rookie minicamp must sign paperwork**—even if he is only a *tryout player* and not under contract.
This is required for liability, workers’ compensation, and league compliance reasons.

Below is a precise breakdown of what is signed, based on league rules and standard team practices.

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## ?? **What an undrafted rookie must sign for minicamp participation**

### **1. Tryout Agreement (Standard NFL Form)**
If the player is *not* under contract, he signs a **Rookie Minicamp Tryout Agreement**.
This covers:
- Temporary permission to participate
- No salary except per-diem
- No guarantee of future employment
- Team control over medical decisions during camp
- Consent to drug testing under NFL policy

This is the most common document for “invite-only” players.

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### **2. Liability Waiver / Injury Waiver**
All tryout players sign a **waiver releasing the team from certain injury liabilities**.
This typically includes:
- Acknowledgment of football-related risk
- Agreement that the team is not responsible for long-term injury compensation
- Confirmation that the player is not owed salary if injured during tryout

Teams cannot allow a non-contracted player on the field without this.

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### **3. Medical Authorization & Physical Examination Forms**
Before stepping on the field, the player must:
- Pass a team physical
- Sign medical disclosure and treatment consent forms
- Provide medical history
- Agree to team physician oversight

This is required under NFLPA/NFL medical protocols.

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### **4. NFL Policy Acknowledgment Forms**
Even tryout players must sign acknowledgments for:
- NFL drug policy
- NFL conduct policy
- NFL gambling policy
- NFL equipment and facility rules

These are standardized league documents.

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## ?? **If the player *is* signed as a UDFA before minicamp**
Then he signs:
- **Standard NFL Player Contract (3-year UDFA deal)**
- **Injury protection forms**
- **NFLPA membership documents**

But your question is specifically about *invite-only minicamp participants*, and the answer is: **yes, they still sign multiple required documents.**

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## ?? **Bottom line**
Even if an undrafted rookie is *not* under contract and is only attending minicamp on a tryout basis, he **must** sign:
- A tryout agreement
- Liability/injury waivers
- Medical authorization forms
- NFL policy acknowledgments

No NFL team is allowed to put a non-contracted player on the field without these.

I asked ChatGPT to list every golfer under the age of 30 with 5 or more PGA Tour wins.

The only name that came back was Sam Burns. Anyone who thinks he doesn't know how or is incapable of winning is retarded. Has he let some get away that he should have bagged? Of course. So has every other top level pro.

Sam has clearly taken his game to another level this year. He just needs to keep putting himself in position to win...

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Look at how easy it always was to get Rasheed Wallace a tech. Or how easy it is to get Draymond Green a tech. JJ Reddick got quick techs based on prior actions. Once you get a reputation it’s never just about the latest play. Refs look to T you up.

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Draymond Green gets techs because he might be the dirtiest player in NBA history.

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Can we get a gofundme to order up a slump buster for Kurtz?

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It ain't a true slumpbuster if it costs you more than the price of a condom.

I was able to get it running on my PC using Kodi. It took some effort to get the Kodi add-ons installed and configured and to find LHN once I had the Apollo TV add-on running, but the broadcast is coming through crystal clear now...



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He definitely had some interest as of a few months ago. No idea how hard we are recruiting him or whether the presence of Walker Howard has changed his interest.