It's a useful tactic sometimes. I've done it under several different circumstances: Pretty good senior stuck behind a stud, with no really good Jr-So backups/Busted a guys WE with a blown promise, and trying to get him to quit so I don't take the hit from cutting him/ Jr that had hit his really high ceiling, and I wanted to drop his overall so he didn't declare early (RS to drop WE, sat him one game, then pulled the RS). It's never going to be a first option, but sometimes it can be the best of a set of bad choices, as long as you know what you're buying. They don't always transfer, but they ALWAYS take the WE hit.