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He had the talent to play in the NFL, if he stayed at USF he would have improved his draft status, only dumber decision to come out early was Darrell Scott

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Yeah, they had a supplementary draft last year or the year before and he got picked by them. Hope he finds the success SJ Green has, who's been on several CFL All Star teams. He's had 3 back to back 1000+ yard seasons and over 5000 receiving yards since being in the CFL.

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Someone should ask him who advised him to leave school early only to become a 6th round pick that flamed out of the league in 2 seasons.

 

If anyone asks this question, don't be a **** about it. Just ask why did you decide to leave school a year early for the pros?

 

My guess would be that he was advised that even a good year (by USF receiving standards) wouldn't do anything to improve his stock, so he figured why not get busy making money.

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Someone should ask him who advised him to leave school early only to become a 6th round pick that flamed out of the league in 2 seasons.

 

If anyone asks this question, don't be a **** about it. Just ask why did you decide to leave school a year early for the pros?

 

My guess would be that he was advised that even a good year (by USF receiving standards) wouldn't do anything to improve his stock, so he figured why not get busy making money.

 

*ding *ding *ding we have a winner(IMO)

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He's doing great in the CFL, and apparently staying fairly injury-free.

 

flsportsfan, CFL players make around 6 figures and Carlton being the 6th pick in the '13 draft and doing well, he likely makes a lot more. Dopey question even for CFL.

 

Trip, the Renegades were shut down in '06 and the franchise put up for sale. They were bought and reinstated around 2008, and play their first season as the RedBlacks this year. Rough Riders were done before 2000.

 

[edit] - actually looked @ Wiki to get the years right.

Since before 2000??? ..... I obviously need to brush up on my CFL.

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He had the talent to play in the NFL, if he stayed at USF he would have improved his draft status, only dumber decision to come out early was Darrell Scott

 

Only a moron would think he'd get better training for the NFL at USF than he would actually in the NFL. He might have improved his draft position but his training while with the browns was far superior than he got at USF. He didn't stick. staying one more year at USF would not have changed that.

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He had the talent to play in the NFL, if he stayed at USF he would have improved his draft status, only dumber decision to come out early was Darrell Scott

 

Only a moron would think he'd get better training for the NFL at USF than he would actually in the NFL. He might have improved his draft position but his training while with the browns was far superior than he got at USF. He didn't stick. staying one more year at USF would not have changed that.

 

Only a moron would not understand that if you improve your draft status and are drafted higher teams usually hold on to you a little longer and give you time to adjust to the NFL. Happens all the time, that a more talented player that would have made the end of a roster is let go because they don't want to give up on the potential of a higher draft pick.

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He had the talent to play in the NFL, if he stayed at USF he would have improved his draft status, only dumber decision to come out early was Darrell Scott

 

Only a moron would think he'd get better training for the NFL at USF than he would actually in the NFL. He might have improved his draft position but his training while with the browns was far superior than he got at USF. He didn't stick. staying one more year at USF would not have changed that.

 

Only a moron would not understand that if you improve your draft status and are drafted higher teams usually hold on to you a little longer and give you time to adjust to the NFL. Happens all the time, that a more talented player that would have made the end of a roster is let go because they don't want to give up on the potential of a higher draft pick.

 

 

 

With that line of thinking everyone that has a chance to make it should come out early, and not improve their game and their draft rankings at the College level.

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He had the talent to play in the NFL, if he stayed at USF he would have improved his draft status, only dumber decision to come out early was Darrell Scott

 

Only a moron would think he'd get better training for the NFL at USF than he would actually in the NFL. He might have improved his draft position but his training while with the browns was far superior than he got at USF. He didn't stick. staying one more year at USF would not have changed that.

 

Only a moron would not understand that if you improve your draft status and are drafted higher teams usually hold on to you a little longer and give you time to adjust to the NFL. Happens all the time, that a more talented player that would have made the end of a roster is let go because they don't want to give up on the potential of a higher draft pick.

 

 

 

With that line of thinking everyone that has a chance to make it should come out early, and not improve their game and their draft rankings at the College level.

 

you're right. they should stay in school and risk injury. all while receiving inferior training and playing for free.

 

he improved his game far better training with the Browns that year than he would have staying at USf . and he got paid to do it.

 

fact is he didn't stick and that had nothing to do with leaving early.

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So why should anyone that has NFL potential stay in School?

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