Each NFL team can have up to 14 players on the squad.

They can practice with the team but can’t play in games.

Practice players can sign with any team’s 53-man roster — except a team’s next opponent earlier than six days before the game (10 days on a bye week).

Practice players get $8,400 per week; two unlimited Accrued Seasons players get $12,000.

Eligibility:

Players with no accrued seasons (at least six games on the 53-man roster), unless they were active on game day for nine or fewer games in the accrued seasons.

Every team can have four players on the practice squad who have two accrued seasons and two veterans of any experience.

Players can be on the practice squad for two seasons — three if their team keeps 53 players on the roster at all times. A PS season equals at least three games during the first two years or one game during the third PS season.

Players claimed off a squad must be kept on a 53-man roster for three weeks — or paid three game checks if released before three weeks.