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Date: September 3, 2010
Categories: Sports
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Bobzilla
in September 3rd, 2010 @ 15:16I actually think there are already far too many “bad” football players in the NFL. Expansion to 32 teams has watered down the talent pool, especially among offensive linemen (Flozell Adams, Willie Colon) and in defensive secondaries (Will Gay, Ike Taylor)…
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JohnSteigerwald
in September 3rd, 2010 @ 15:35When you consider how many kids play football, I think it’s a stretch to say that the NFL is watered down when it has (theoretically) the best 1600 players in the country.
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Cambot
in September 4th, 2010 @ 10:53He’s right but it will never happen. Too much money to be made by the colleges acting as the NFL’s minor league system.
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Bobzilla
in September 5th, 2010 @ 21:02College football and pro football are two different games. Hell, even the actual footballs are different. Sadly, the NFL needs a minor league just to teach defenders how to tackle and quarterbacks how to pass. College football does not properly prepare its players for the NFL, just as high school football does not properly prepare its players for Division-I football. Is high school football the minor league for college football? Just askin.’
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JohnSteigerwald
in September 5th, 2010 @ 21:23Ridiculous. College football is the NFL’s farm system. If playing high school football doesn’t prepare you for playing college football, what does? Playing Madden 2010? Come on.