onthehill71
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Don’t count him out of coaching. I know he has other skill sets but college and NFL coaches make the big $$$. Somebody will want his presence in a locker room.Long article today on Steelers options at QB. Not one mention of Josh as an alternative. Sorry to see that. He bailed Butch the tool out of his stupid coaching many times. Really smart guy, hope he has a great life after football.
Imagine being a Steelers fan and hearing your GM endorsing Mason Rudolph as the starter. That’s gotta be tough to take.
Won’t need to pry that hard, think he can be had for a second or third at most. I think reports about a possible first round pick are likely from the 49ers, don’t think we’ll get that much for him. Good fit for Pittsburgh thoughIt sucks. Unless they can pry Jimmy G away from SF, then I would just stick with Rudolph or Haskins. Pass on Jameis, Mariota, Bridgewater, or Wentz. Aaron isn't leaving GB.
Hope to hit gold in the draft this year or next
It sucks. Unless they can pry Jimmy G away from SF, then I would just stick with Rudolph or Haskins. Pass on Jameis, Mariota, Bridgewater, or Wentz. Aaron isn't leaving GB.
Hope to hit gold in the draft this year or next
It sucks. Unless they can pry Jimmy G away from SF, then I would just stick with Rudolph or Haskins. Pass on Jameis, Mariota, Bridgewater, or Wentz. Aaron isn't leaving GB.
Hope to hit gold in the draft this year or next
It sucks. Unless they can pry Jimmy G away from SF, then I would just stick with Rudolph or Haskins. Pass on Jameis, Mariota, Bridgewater, or Wentz. Aaron isn't leaving GB.
Hope to hit gold in the draft this year or next
Why not use that degree?
What you saidAn aerospace engineer from UT (entry level) would command maybe a 60K starting salary-depending on where in the country he works of course.. AEs have historically had the lowest entry salaries for engineers (saying you work for NASA is a big time flex/mic drop, but in the end that is still a government job with a government pay scale) . Bump that up a little as JD has done an internship. He also is a minor celebrity with the whole football thing so he can probably do some fan things and make some extra cash on weekends-autograph signings, etc..
He would make about that same amount as an entry level analyst in the NFL. Within a few years, he could work up to a position coach and double or triple his salary. After a few years of that,maybe he gets a coordinator gig. $1.5 million a year easily.
It will come down to what he wants to do-he has options. Personally, I would ride the football thing for all it is worth. If he sucks as an analyst/coach, he is smart enough to realize it pretty quick and can bounce to engineering rapidly.
Indeed. I look at it like this: The AE degree will not go away. . . . the opportunity to thrive in the NFL is a rose best picked in the Spring.An aerospace engineer from UT (entry level) would command maybe a 60K starting salary-depending on where in the country he works of course.. AEs have historically had the lowest entry salaries for engineers (saying you work for NASA is a big time flex/mic drop, but in the end that is still a government job with a government pay scale) . Bump that up a little as JD has done an internship. He also is a minor celebrity with the whole football thing so he can probably do some fan things and make some extra cash on weekends-autograph signings, etc..
He would make about that same amount as an entry level analyst in the NFL. Within a few years, he could work up to a position coach and double or triple his salary. After a few years of that,maybe he gets a coordinator gig. $1.5 million a year easily.
It will come down to what he wants to do-he has options. Personally, I would ride the football thing for all it is worth. If he sucks as an analyst/coach, he is smart enough to realize it pretty quick and can bounce to engineering rapidly.
I think there's about a million reasons to stay in the NFL. He's not earning that as an engineer.Why not use that degree?