Changing labor landscape might make juniors anxious to cash in

ATVZ400 · Jul 5, 2008

If you're a junior this fall, you'll want to get into the league as soon as you can. Wait, and you'd be part of the first draft class to enter after the system is changed, perhaps costing yourself millions.
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Former Denver general manager Ted Sundquist said he expects things will change for the NFL's college advisory committee on which he once served. He hopes juniors who consider declaring for the draft still listen to the committee's recommendations.
"What it may do is at least temporarily overload the system," he said. "The CAC may get blasted with, who knows, twice as many evaluations as they have in the past."
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good read

texanphinatic · Jul 5, 2008

Yeah, it wouldnt help them at all if twice as many came out and most of them get drafted in round 3 or lower. Would be a bonanza for the teams though, very very deep.

PhinsRock · Jul 6, 2008

texanphinatic said:

Yeah, it wouldnt help them at all if twice as many came out and most of them get drafted in round 3 or lower. Would be a bonanza for the teams though, very very deep.
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I could live with that.

PMZQ · Jul 6, 2008

PhinsRock said:

I could live with that.
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Well I want them to get their fair share but it should put some very talented players into the lower rounds. That draft should be an absolute bonanza !

gunn34 · Jul 6, 2008

That would work out nice for teams who draft well.

PMZQ · Jul 6, 2008

gunn34 said:

That would work out nice for teams who draft well.
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Hopefully our reputation and actuallity have changed and we are now one of "those" teams. :up:

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