With the NFL labor unrest, I wonder if this may be the main factor should Tyler Sash decide to return for his Senior year? Personally, I think he would be crazy to leave early. One more season of major college football with bold well for him. Besides, his Sophomore campaign was more impressive then his Junior. Although, he still had pretty solid year.
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briankaldenberg
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The Sash to the NFL early talk has always been quite comical to me.
The reasons for him to leave:
1. Age (23)
2. Risk of more injuries (Specifically to his surgically repaired shoulders)
3. Unlikely to significantly improve his draft status by playing another year.
4. Money
I don't know if he's going to leave, however I don't see how anyone would be surprised. I don't think there's going to be a lockout next year.
1. Age (23)
2. Risk of more injuries (Specifically to his surgically repaired shoulders)
3. Unlikely to significantly improve his draft status by playing another year.
4. Money
I don't know if he's going to leave, however I don't see how anyone would be surprised. I don't think there's going to be a lockout next year.
HerkyHancock
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I have a buddy from osky and he says that people around town have said he's been thinking about leaving for nfl early for a long time. The biggest reason is his shoulder. He's had a lot of surgeries on it and most likely need more the way he plays.
trj
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I think Sash will come back, but it wouldn't shock me if he left. I think a lot guys he was close to on the team are gone and it is simply time to move on. Factor in his age and the shoulder injuries...why not leave now? Everything I have seen has him projected anywhere from the 3rd to the 5th round. Do your homework, talk to KF, parents, scouts get a feel for where you are at, if projections are accurate, leave, go get paid.
NeilDiamond
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This. He is a great college safety. Is he an NFL guy? Maybe. However, he does not seem like a guy who can leave early and make it a good decision. Anyone have any projections from so called "experts", which disagree? I would love to see them.
fflMTPHawk2
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I love the way he plays, but def has some things to work on (I am not ripping him). One thing most fans overlook, but scouts do not is leadership development. His senior leadership on and off the field could be a huge factor in his draft status (along with continue on-field performance).
PatrickAdamovicz
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Sorry, but if his shoulders are giving him problems he will get passed over by the NFL. If anything, he needs to come back and show that his shoulder's are fine....oh and also needs to refine some of his game.
