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Benne posted:Who the gently caress wears JC Penney to their draft night? I'm taking him off my board if I see that. Right? He should have gone to Kohl's for that Kohl's Cash! Irresponsible. Reckless. Would not draft.
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Leperflesh posted:college players aren't paid and run up huge college loans and poo poo. Dude's maxing out his mom's credit card for whatever decent clothes he can afford, come on. You really think Watson has student loans? Also, he played quarterback in the SEC. Lol at the idea he wasn't paid. EDIT: Quick, list of the top QBs in this draft and their preferred clothing outlet!
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I did the Pick the Draft or whatever somebody linked to. Not gonna lie though. I'm very selfish and haven't paid a lick of attention to any pick past #14. I do know the second round is gonna be almost as fun as the first round though 
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Probably full ride scholarship but maybe still had to buy books or whtaever. But Sataere posted:Lol at the idea he wasn't paid. OK I am not an expert on the illegal payments that college ballers get, I was under the impression you'd get kicked out of sports at any whiff of it
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Sataere posted:You really think Watson has student loans? Also, he played quarterback in the SEC. Lol at the idea he wasn't paid. ACC
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waah posted:Sorry, the Panthers wont sign a lovely human being until next year to get the maximum effect of bad PR from drafting a turd AND Rae Carruth being released in the same year. Man I thought for sure he would've at least been released when he went to prison.
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Sataere posted:You really think Watson has student loans? Also, he played quarterback in the SEC. Lol at the idea he wasn't paid. I can't believe you called the national champions clemson tigers SEC you stupid bitch
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Sataere posted:You really think Watson has student loans? Also, he played quarterback in the SEC. Lol at the idea he wasn't paid. You don't watch college football do you
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Nfl posters have opinions!
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They're all poo poo tho!
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a neat cape posted:You don't watch college football do you I absolutely do not, but I do know Clemson is in the ACC. Don't know why I wrote that. Gonna blame a combination of phone posting, being at work and just being plain dumb. 
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Metapod posted:I can't believe you called the national champions clemson tigers SEC you stupid bitch Truth
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Leperflesh posted:OK I am not an expert on the illegal payments that college ballers get, I was under the impression you'd get kicked out of sports at any whiff of it 1. It's not illegal, just against NCAA rules 2. As long as it doesn't involve gambling, the NFL doesn't give a gently caress if kids get paid in college, beyond it being "a character issue." 3. It's widely accepted that basically every major team has boosters that pay its players, the NCAA just steps in when they get too blatant about it. Pakled fucked around with this message at 23:59 on Apr 26, 2017 |
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Leperflesh posted:OK I am not an expert on the illegal payments that college ballers get, I was under the impression you'd get kicked out of sports at any whiff of it I really admire your optimism
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Pakled posted:1. It's not illegal, just against NCAA rules 1. Yeah I meant illegal by NCAA rules, e.g,, say goodbye to your football scholarship and your ability to play if you get caught. 2. Yeah I know, but you have to not get caught while you're in school. If you're saying that these football players were paid in violation of NCAA rules I'm interesting in how you know that, is all.
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Once a player declares for the draft and signs with an agent, they are usually fronted money to train and such. Its not like the guy doesn't have access to a decent amount of money.
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swickles posted:Once a player declares for the draft and signs with an agent, they are usually fronted money to train and such. Its not like the guy doesn't have access to a decent amount of money. He comes from a poor family and I'm sure he's aware that if he flops in the NFL, then right now is the most marketable period of his life so it's best to get while the getting is good.
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Davis Webb is the Matthew Broderick of quarterbacks
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Kalli posted:That's how I feel. I generally agree with your position, but that specific argument has several flawed components. Most egregious is that even among your examples of slected-top-10 qb's, there is an enormously higher success rate than the later round qb's. Further, let's look at the quality of players in the "hit/not sure trending positive" categories. Cam, Luck, Mariota, Winston, and Stafford are significantly better than all the late round QBs except Wilson and Carr. To your point, Dak and Carr have the 1st and 2nd best OL in the league. Which demonstrates that investing in OL makes the QB much better.
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swickles posted:Once a player declares for the draft and signs with an agent, they are usually fronted money to train and such. Its not like the guy doesn't have access to a decent amount of money. Oh I see. Yeah I'm generally down on poorshaming people but if he gets money up front then maybe. Actually nah, it's still poorshaming regardless. I'd like to encourage athletes with horrifyingly short career prospects (which certainly includes all NFL football players) to be as frugal as possible.
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Leperflesh posted:1. Yeah I meant illegal by NCAA rules, e.g,, say goodbye to your football scholarship and your ability to play if you get caught. You just know because you hear people close to the sports talk about it. It just comes up all the time from secondary sources. Hell, anytime the NCAA comes down hard on someone for sanctions, you hear about how it's everywhere.
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Huh. Well, I'm not exactly shocked at the hypocrisy.
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Leperflesh posted:Huh. Well, I'm not exactly shocked at the hypocrisy. Yeah, they need to burn the NCAA to the ground.
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If I were an owner, I would not hire GM unless they agreed with me on these two points re: drafting quarterbacks: 1. Sitting them to learn is really dumb 2. If their best attribute is their arm strength, they are really bad
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fsif posted:If I were an owner, I would not hire GM unless they agreed with me on these two points re: drafting quarterbacks: What if his best attribute is intangible?
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a new study bible! posted:What if his best attribute is intangible? RGIII/Goff offer them
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fsif posted:If I were an owner, I would not hire GM unless they agreed with me on these two points re: drafting quarterbacks: Your first point is dumb
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fsif posted:If I were an owner, I would not hire GM unless they agreed with me on these two points re: drafting quarterbacks: Mostly agree, though I'd be more lenient about the first point after the first two rounds.
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Tom Sellout posted:Davis Webb is the Matthew Broderick of quarterbacks Who did he kill?
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on-scene report: I saw a multiple prospective draftees around center city today, specifically around a hotel on Broad street just north of city hall. I haven't followed it closely enough to recognize them by face. Also there are a lot of fat white guys walking around, very similiar to what you would see in any city if you had a major bowl game in town. There's been a helicopter flying over for what seems like an hour now and it's really loving annoying.
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Leperflesh posted:If you're saying that these football players were paid in violation of NCAA rules I'm interesting in how you know that, is all. This is a good read, which you can choose to believe or not believe. As far as I remember it hasn't been discounted at least.
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a new study bible! posted:Goodell is gonna get booed so hard. Wait. I'm going. Am I supposed to boo Goodell? I forget what I'm supposed to be mad at him for.
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NotWearingPants posted:on-scene report: Sightings of EDP?
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Ches Neckbeard posted:Sightings of EDP? He lives in California
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a neat cape posted:Your first point is dumb For every Aaron Rodgers there are 50 Ryan Mallettes
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fsif posted:For every Aaron Rodgers there are 50 Cardale Jones Agreed. Your first point still seems kind of dumb.
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