Is it true, the Ducks can sign 32 players this year?

[StevensTechU]

Delgado has been on the practice squad, at least at times this season. He was mentioned there in a practice report or two.

[jimmy12]

Sorry everyone! The correct answers were Mycah Pittman and Kingsley Suamataia.

We'll play again in January.

Dang, I knew I should have guessed top incoming recruit and blue chip contributing WR.

Anyone heard from Josh Delgado? I’ve seen Wilhoite in the flesh I know he’s still there, and Crocker is somehow there as well. So many WRs we’ve signed who have been busts, Delgado isn’t necessarily a bust - just disappeared.

Running backs, I have to wonder if TreyBenson is still in the plans. Cardwell, McGee, and Dollars - Benson is now the odd man out.

Lots of dead weight on the OL and DL, no pun intended. I have to assume there will be attrition there as well.

I’ll have to do a head count, but even if guys with eligibility remaining who are likely to leave do so, and we have early draft entrants like KT, Wright, and VM3 then I still don’t know how we can squeeze more in without some surprise exits.

I think Delgado has been hurt.
I think Trey is still very much in the place. So much so that they Ducks are not taking a RB this year. McGee will be used as a utility and sometimes moving to the slot.

Wilhoite has been hurt for 2 years. I am not ready to label him a bust, but he's close. Crocker just isn't that good.

Surprised by Mycah's behaviour. He's got 3 games left and trending to a playoff and he's made it about him. I get transferring post season and if he is so good that he deserves the ball more, he could go anywhere and be accepts. Why now? Odd one.

[hslack]

I always found the dynamic between Mycah and KT wierd, they were rivals in high school and they never were really seen together in college despite being major players on both sides of the ball

[greenyellow]

With how many potential defections there could be with MC leaving, they may be close to getting a full class and then some.