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Originally posted by jcs:
He's declaring and it's mid Oct....I see it as a bad sign. Guy is the epitome of injury prone....so I guess we'll do our best to draft him.
Originally posted by rathman4481:
If he is willing to quit on his team in college, what do you think he is willing to do for an NFL team?
Huge red flag to me. Me first mentality is a cancer to any team.
Originally posted by JustinNiner:Originally posted by rathman4481:If he is willing to quit on his team in college, what do you think he is willing to do for an NFL team?
Huge red flag to me. Me first mentality is a cancer to any team.
Yeah same here. Looking back at guys like Clowney and Garrett, who knew they were going #1 overall, took their senior year so cautiously is something im not a fan of. I know it is very smart for them financially and i can see why they did it, but i want a guy who loves the game enough to just go out there and give 100% all the time. When you look at Clowney and Garrett, they are good pass rushers, but neither have been the dominate monsters they were drafted to be. They have all the talent in the world but i think their work ethic is keeping them from looking like future HOFers
Originally posted by adrianlesnar:I wish Nick Bosa would love football the way Cassius Marsh loves football!!!
Originally posted by rathman4481:
If he is willing to quit on his team in college, what do you think he is willing to do for an NFL team?
Huge red flag to me. Me first mentality is a cancer to any team.
Originally posted by rathman4481:If he is willing to quit on his team in college, what do you think he is willing to do for an NFL team?
Huge red flag to me. Me first mentality is a cancer to any team.
Originally posted by adrianlesnar:I wish Nick Bosa would love football the way Cassius Marsh loves football!!!
Originally posted by rathman4481:
If he is willing to quit on his team in college, what do you think he is willing to do for an NFL team?
Huge red flag to me. Me first mentality is a cancer to any team.
Originally posted by Kolohe:
Originally posted by rathman4481:
If he is willing to quit on his team in college, what do you think he is willing to do for an NFL team?
Huge red flag to me. Me first mentality is a cancer to any team.
Not really quiting on your team if you're most likely gonna be out for the season. And IMO its a smart move not to play while his stock is up from a business standpoint.
Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
Originally posted by evil:
Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
Smart move by him though leaving..
Kind of a selfish move, his team could compete for the NCG and he is packing it in. Not saying he should rush back either though.
Michigan fans should be glad he won't be playing against them.
Agree that is a selfish move.
It's a move I totally agree with.
His financial future depends on his performance as a pro - not a rah-rah college game where if he got badly injured it would be over.
Todd McShay, Paul Finebaum weigh in on Nick Bosa's decision: https://t.co/HmCuNcsHDK
— 247Sports (@247Sports) October 17, 2018
Everyone agrees with his decision including Mel Kiper.
Selfish?
He had major surgery in his core as well as multiple knee injuries??
Should he risk his whole career for any University?? Is any University going to pay him for his career?
As a Michigan fan I would rather him play, as a business decision that is a smart one.. One must look at this as a business decision.. No one should call him selfish with his injury history..
Should he risk his career coming back? None of you would...
Stop the madness..
