Can a player who was waived due to an injury settlement be signed again?

A player who has been waived due to an injury settlement can indeed be signed again by any team. An injury settlement occurs when a player agrees to a payment in exchange for being released from their contract, usually in relation to an injury that prevents them from playing. Once the settlement is finalized and the player is waived, they are not barred from signing with another team.

The important aspect of this process is that the player is treated as a free agent following their waiver and settlement process. There are no restrictions preventing them from signing with a different team or even the same team again, provided that the team is willing and the player is healthy enough to participate. Thus, the ability for a waived player to be re-signed is contingent on their health status and the interest of teams, not on any formal restrictions related to the injury settlement itself. This highlights the fluid nature of player movement within the league, especially after injuries and settlements.