Clarett is in the draft!
Posted: 2004-02-11 10:42pm
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Which is a monopolistic oerganization, profiting off of the fact that players have no where else to play, and that the only way to get into the NFL is through the NCAA.thecreech wrote:All because of some whinney bitch ass player that didn't want to pay his due's in the NCAA
So, there is no reason why he should be able to get in early just because he throws a fit. All other players have done it and were rewarded for their efforts (if they were good enough). Besides can't player go through EFL and AFL?Straha wrote:Which is a monopolistic oerganization, profiting off of the fact that players have no where else to play, and that the only way to get into the NFL is through the NCAA.thecreech wrote:All because of some whinney bitch ass player that didn't want to pay his due's in the NCAA
Which is a monopolistic oerganization, profiting off of the fact that players have no where else to play, and that the only way to get into the NFL is through the NCAA.[/quoteStraha wrote:thecreech wrote:All because of some whinney bitch ass player that didn't want to pay his due's in the NCAA
Which is considered pure and utter crap by almost all NFL fans (including myself) and coaches, and further more due to the style of Arena Football Runningbacks are very rarely used, if ever. That is, if you can get into it because there is no age requirement (which I believe there is.)Joe wrote:It isn't monopolistic. There's arena football.Straha wrote:Which is a monopolistic oerganization, profiting off of the fact that players have no where else to play, and that the only way to get into the NFL is through the NCAA.thecreech wrote:All because of some whinney bitch ass player that didn't want to pay his due's in the NCAA
Not just because he threw a fit, but because NCAA Mickey Mouse rules, and the NFL draft regulations violate Anti-Trust left and right. Further more most players who threaten like this are let in right away, I.E. Cris Carter and the new Reciever they have in the draft (Fitzgerald?)thecreech wrote:So, there is no reason why he should be able to get in early just because he throws a fit. All other players have done it and were rewarded for their efforts (if they were good enough). Besides can't player go through EFL and AFL?Straha wrote:Which is a monopolistic oerganization, profiting off of the fact that players have no where else to play, and that the only way to get into the NFL is through the NCAA.thecreech wrote:All because of some whinney bitch ass player that didn't want to pay his due's in the NCAA
And get paid millions for it.Howedar wrote:I hate that pussy little bitch Clarett. I hope he gets his ass pounded by real NFL players.
Tsyroc wrote: Even if things get opened up wide as far as the NFL goes I don't think we'll see a whole bunch of high school grads or college underclassmen hitting the draft and making a big splash. The NFL has been burned quite often on draft day so I see them being vary warry of what has to be unproven talent (high schoolers and college underclassmen). Even players who've played 4 years of college ball have turned out as busts but I'd still be more comfortable shelling out the big bucks for someone who has experience on his resume and isn't just counting on his 40 speed and bench press numbers to do everything for him.
Once he's been pounded and is thrown out as a has-been, he'll blow all his money in a couple years and spend the rest of his life whining about how unfair life is, and get occasional mentions in the news when he beats girlfriend-of-the-week up.Straha wrote:And get paid millions for it.Howedar wrote:I hate that pussy little bitch Clarett. I hope he gets his ass pounded by real NFL players.
Keyshawn who?otter wrote: The other is Keyshawn? A hold out top draft pick by Cincy a while back. Blew his knee out first game he played.
Or maybe he'll get good, have a good runningbacks coach, and become a pretty good Running Back?Mayabird wrote:Once he's been pounded and is thrown out as a has-been, he'll blow all his money in a couple years and spend the rest of his life whining about how unfair life is, and get occasional mentions in the news when he beats girlfriend-of-the-week up.Straha wrote:And get paid millions for it.Howedar wrote:I hate that pussy little bitch Clarett. I hope he gets his ass pounded by real NFL players.
Ki-Jana Carter. Won the Heismann Trophy, from Penn State, now sits the bench in New Orleans.otter wrote: Yeah like Brian Bosworth (Seattle) is the biggest bust I recall
The other is Keyshawn? A hold out top draft pick by Cincy a while back. Blew his knee out first game he played.
The best thing that could happen to Clarett is to be taken in a middle round by a team that already has a good established runningback for him to back up. If some one trys to play him right away I don't have good hopes. There's a big difference between how hard you hit in college and how hard you hit in the NFL, and he had injury problems his freshman year...Straha wrote: Or maybe he'll get good, have a good runningbacks coach, and become a pretty good Running Back?
Arena League.....Straha wrote:Which is a monopolistic oerganization, profiting off of the fact that players have no where else to play, and that the only way to get into the NFL is through the NCAA.thecreech wrote:All because of some whinney bitch ass player that didn't want to pay his due's in the NCAA
Check above for my opinions on the Arena Football League (and I doubt it accepts people younger then the NFL age limit.) Also, you can't get serious practice with the football without playing serious ball, and in order to get serious ball, and to get noticed you have to play NCAA football.Darth Fanboy wrote:Arena League.....Straha wrote:Which is a monopolistic oerganization, profiting off of the fact that players have no where else to play, and that the only way to get into the NFL is through the NCAA.thecreech wrote:All because of some whinney bitch ass player that didn't want to pay his due's in the NCAA
And he doesn't have to play in the NCAA to go to the NFL, but he does have to wait until two years after his high school graduation, which makes sense. If he goes to the NFL he will be "ice cream for freaks" for some giant linebackers with a steroid problem.
I don't know, the sense of entitelment hasn't been going over well lately. He'll be drafted of course, but I'll wait and see what kind of contract he'll get and it better be a good one because he'll have alot of people gunning for him and unless he becomes the next Marcus Allen, he's going to only get a season or two before he's spit out.Straha wrote:And get paid millions for it.Howedar wrote:I hate that pussy little bitch Clarett. I hope he gets his ass pounded by real NFL players.
You sure about that? He could become a heriditary second string, he could become a pretty decent started, he could become the (haha) next Barry Sanders. Who knows now? So stop acting like his future is pre-ordained.Knife wrote:I don't know, the sense of entitelment hasn't been going over well lately. He'll be drafted of course, but I'll wait and see what kind of contract he'll get and it better be a good one because he'll have alot of people gunning for him and unless he becomes the next Marcus Allen, he's going to only get a season or two before he's spit out.Straha wrote:And get paid millions for it.Howedar wrote:I hate that pussy little bitch Clarett. I hope he gets his ass pounded by real NFL players.
It could happen, but its hard to get ahead in an organization when you start off by pissing it offStraha wrote:
You sure about that? He could become a heriditary second string, he could become a pretty decent started, he could become the (haha) next Barry Sanders. Who knows now? So stop acting like his future is pre-ordained.
Hey Kyle, as a fellow Cincy fan, I wonder if you've considered this possiblity: What if Cincy drafts him?Kyle wrote:The best thing that could happen to Clarett is to be taken in a middle round by a team that already has a good established runningback for him to back up. If some one trys to play him right away I don't have good hopes. There's a big difference between how hard you hit in college and how hard you hit in the NFL, and he had injury problems his freshman year...Straha wrote: Or maybe he'll get good, have a good runningbacks coach, and become a pretty good Running Back?