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So you think that the NFL will be ready and willing to draft/sign a quitter, who didn't really produce that much AND was not motivated in what became his "contract" year in college?

I’m sure those schools were extremely happy that a quitter decided to take his “talents” to Miami. Why do you constantly defend a kid who was so pedestrian at Miami, mostly is known for his poor attitude AND quit on his teammates. He’s the complete opposite of past greats at Miami and what...

I wonder if the college teams he passed on also regret it.

Yes, the kid with very pedestrian stats at the collegiate level...yes that kid. The kid who quit on two different teams at the collegiate level...yes that kid. You just threw out there one game and one catch as validation of him not being a JAG in college. Good luck with that.

Lots of kids have had ****** coaching at different levels of their careers....but it doesn't mean you get to quit and be un-reliable because of that. Shows a lack of character. Not only did he quit at UM, he then quit on Illinois after telling their staff he was coming....only to be a JAG on...

Kids that actually produce and have other issues is far different than kids that don't produce and possess those same "other issues." You guys are going to be highly disappointed when he goes undrafted or gets cut before the season starts.

I don't think reasonable posters believe that his muff will have any impact on if, or where, he gets drafted. I think his collegiate career, in total, speaks volumes about him as a potential draft pick. His career at Miami, when compared to what most believed it would be, or had the potential...

Why? For the most part, his collegiate career was a failure. Why would you want that quitters attitude infesting the Seahawks.

"Guys" like Brock do this routinely....because JT was good in high school.

His draft profile isn't very impressive.