Should they go pro?

Question

Dwayne Jarret
Jamarcus Russel
Adrian Peterson

Answer 1

To answer it simply: Yes, Yes, and Yes...they have nothing left to prove in college.

Answer 2

Yes they should number one they have nothing left to prove in college unless there are trying to get a education (hahaha) but all three of thoes fine athletes have a chance to go in the First Round of the Draft this year with Adrian Peterson and Jamarcus Russel have the chance to go in the Top Ten as Premier Running Backs and you will see Dwayne Jarret drop to say pick 20 or 21 to the Giants or Denver

Answer 3

All three should go. They are all going to be top 10-15 picks. Yes, they could maybe get into the top 5 if they play another year (peterson should already be in the top 5) but they could also get hurt. None of them have anything left to prove so they should go and take the money now. They can always finish their degrees while they play or come back after to get it. The window to play in the NFL isn't that big and they need to jump on it when they can.

Answer 4

No to all, and they all get covered by an insurance policy if they do get injured, i.e. McGahee, injured his senior year last game and collected on the insurance money and then got drafted really late.

All potential pro's get insurance policies.

They all need another year. Not a single one will be a huge start in the NFL at the level they are playing right now. All will take about 3 years to develop. Another year in college gives them a better chance at larger money. Finishing their education is insigificant, as they will make so much money that will set them for life. What you think a guy that has $10 million sitting in investments that are growing would want to take a job as a teacher? Not going to happen. This is not the old days when guys made much smaller paychecks. The average guys make multi millions, heck even kickers get $$$!

Answer 5

Peterson should and will
Russell should and probably will
Jarrett should not and who knows

the only reason I say Jarrett should not, is because even with his ridiculously awesome performance in the Rose Bowl, he'll still be the 2nd best WR in the draft and probably go late 1st round. if he comes back another year, barring injury, he could probably win a National Championship with the talent that USC has coming back, and even possibly solidify a top 5 pick in next years draft (only problem is he'll have to compete with Ted Ginn Jr)



to the person above me, they can always go back to school, I'm sure they can afford it with that $10 million signing bonus. A lot of times, its smarter to take the money while you can, what happens if Peterson (who is already injury prone) sustains a career ending injury next year? no money for him

Answer 6

I think all of them should wait in college another year. Most NFL teams look for players to have as much college experience as possible before drafting them. If you look at the draft patterns over the past, you'll see that more Seniors get drafted after graduation than Juniors that leave a year early. Plus, this way if their football career goes south, they have a degree to fall back on.

Answer 7

Dwayne Jarret should go he had a awesome game in the rose bowl he would be a great wide receiver in the NFL.

Answer 8

Yes, no, Yes and hoping that Adrian Peterson would come to Dallas

Answer 9

Ya, Dwayne Jarett is the best WR u can ever have i would really want to see him in the NFL.

Answer 10

Tabasco can come out. That kid probably could've come out after his freshman year even. JaMarcus needs to develop more patience. Jarrett is good, but I'm not too sure about him on the next level. I'm kind of on the fence with him.