Once eligibility starts, it continues to burn, regardless of whether you play or not. There are exceptions, but playing in the NFL isn't one of them.
But, they could have a case. After all, the eligibility rules do hinder an individual's ability to make a living...just like the amateur rules.
They'll have to sue to eliminate the eligibility restrictions. Could happen.
Replies to: "They'll have to sue to eliminate the eligibility restrictions. Could happen."
- Anyone remember when the Blue & Gold game was the "Old Timers Game"? - koreasam - 8:28pm 4/18/24
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- not so fast. 63 or 64 i remember all american Dick Arrington leading the way for bill Wolski. with - ND1966 - 11:39pm 4/18/24
- I always that it was cool to see the old guys come back after their pro careers. Oh yeah the - THEISMANCARR - 9:58pm 4/18/24
- Pretty soon just separated NFL players with eligibility left will return to school for NIL money... - SteveM - 8:51am 4/19/24
- They'll have to sue to eliminate the eligibility restrictions. Could happen. - NedoftheHill - 2:41pm 4/19/24
- Pretty soon just separated NFL players with eligibility left will return to school for NIL money... - SteveM - 8:51am 4/19/24
- My dad took me to that game every year. Never missed. [NT] - ELP - 9:54pm 4/18/24
- Ted Kennedy (ugh) played in that game once for the Old Timers [NT] - irishone - 9:26pm 4/18/24