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I know he's recovering from an injury but he was supposed to be ready by the time the playoff started, pretty wild that players are now skipping out of the playoff.
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Everything I was reading was giving OSU a better chance with all their receivers back.No one ever said he was supposed to be ready by the time the playoff started. It was all hopeful stuff. Rumors are that he messed it up quite a bit worse trying to play against Iowa. I don't blame him for deciding that he doesn't want to risk doing that again before the draft
This is asinine. Maybe this is some the silver lining with NIL and college. As prior to NIL players may see the dangers of playing and deciding to opt out of bowls and playoffs for the NFL money, but now with NIL, maybe you get boosters onboard and endorsements that these players realize there is money to be made if they stay and play in these games.
Don’t y’all have like 5 other elite receivers?In other news, him somehow playing was my only glimmer of hope for Ohio State to beat Georgia. I'm not looking forward to that game at all
Its an opt out disguised as an injury. Dude knows playing Georgia like Michigan will only hurt his draft stock.Not an opt out imo.
Hasn’t played all year and might not be of help anyway due to inactivity and still not being %100.
Don’t y’all have like 5 other elite receivers?
If I were an OSU fan, the defense would concern me far more than the receivers. The UGA o-line is really good this year, and we are getting our best WR back
No i know, these circumstances seem a bit different where he is injured and still not 100%, so he has an excuse to opt out.Maybe you have a point if it were a completely healthy person skipping. It is not
A guy that hasn’t put on pads all year prolly doesn’t magically become a factor on account of a few weeks of practice.Not an opt out imo.
Hasn’t played all year and might not be of help anyway due to inactivity and still not being %100.
Its an opt out disguised as an injury. Dude knows playing Georgia like Michigan will only hurt his draft stock.
I know the vast majority of it came after UGA was up 35-10 and they took their foot off the gas, but what LSU was able to do with intermediate passes in the second half should give OSU something to look at.We do have a very good receiving corps , no doubt. A healthy JSN would have given Ohio State two receivers that pretty much require a double team at the college level.
I am worried about the defense which is why I wanted the offense at top shape in order to try to make it a shoot out
A guy that hasn’t put on pads all year prolly doesn’t magically become a factor on account of a few weeks of practice.
This is far from Beckham signing with someone during the playoff push. It’s a kid who hasn’t been in the mix all year and now is confirmed that he won’t be for the next game.
I know the vast majority of it came after UGA was up 35-10 and they took their foot off the gas, but what LSU was able to do with intermediate passes in the second half should give OSU something to look at.
I know he's recovering from an injury but he was supposed to be ready by the time the playoff started, pretty wild that players are now skipping out of the playoff.