I’m about done with following or caring about football if this is what it’s going to be. Ridiculous.
That should be true for all students. Don't party your tail off at MTSU for a couple of years and transfer to UT with only 12 good credits and a 1.8 GPA to "get serious about school."Rule should be you have to have x amount of college hours and above x GPA to transfer without sitting out a year. It is still sorta college football.
They're going to have to put rules in place that treats them the same as pro athletes because that's what they are now. Someone for the Packers can't decide 1 year into a 3 year contract they want to play for the Bears.
most meaning most of the big time players making big NIL money who never intended to use an education. 80% of college football players never have a shot at the NFL. they play football second and are students first. football pays for their education. But the players in the overall discussion about NIL which is what the context of this thread is, care about how to get the NFL the fastest possible route and many will leave without any degree because education was never the goal.If most are not choosing "school" route, then how are team GPAs so high. Many of the guys playing for the NFL also do well while in school. You're throwing out opinions straight from your hip
This right here. In no way does this make sense at all for him and his career. Money grab for 1 million when you are (on some sites) ranked #2 draft prospect at QB in 2026? Lets say he balls out this year and goes top 5 in the draft. That is literally like a 20 - 30 million dollar contract. Does he expect to go somewhere else, learn the playbook and gain the respect of his teammates in like 4 months? Not to mention after the PR nightmare this has caused which will make it hard for anyone to trust him and his family again. NFL GMs are paying attention to everything and this is not a good look. It honestly negatively impacts him in every single way but his immediate bank account. Makes me thing he has some bad advisers around him because this is an insane blunder on his part IMO. Maybe he does go somewhere else ball out and it all works out for him but decisions like these make me question everything from the young man.Just think how bad this is from Nico's perspective.
He will be eligible for the pros after this season and now instead of balling out with a playoff team where he knows the personnel, playbook, and system he has to go somewhere and start from scratch without benefit of even a spring practice. That has to at least move a pro career back a year over what amounts to crumbs in comparison to what he could make as a pro.
But the guy ran out of bounds on the last play of a game without even taking a shot in the endzone so it seems kind of fitting his career would get derailed by the same sort of choice.
I think that is part of the reason Sanders stock has fallen. Because of the potential of having to deal with Deion.This right here. In no way does this make sense at all for him and his career. Money grab for 1 million when you are (on some sites) ranked #2 draft prospect at QB in 2026? Lets say he balls out this year and goes top 5 in the draft. That is literally like a 20 - 30 million dollar contract. Does he expect to go somewhere else, learn the playbook and gain the respect of his teammates in like 4 months? Not to mention after the PR nightmare this has caused which will make it hard for anyone to trust him and his family again. NFL GMs are paying attention to everything and this is not a good look. It honestly negatively impacts him in every single way but his immediate bank account. Makes me thing he has some bad advisers around him because this is an insane blunder on his part IMO. Maybe he does go somewhere else ball out and it all works out for him but decisions like these make me question everything from the young man.