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Almost certain both were paid quite a bit more than 100k last year

Looks like I was TOO optimistic.

According to Pete ... KK: 3rd LT: 6-7th JW: 5-7th JC: 5-7th ML: Late round/UFDA b/c of medical reasons So basically LT and JW ****ed themselves.

In the last 10 years the only guys that left early that werent 1st or 2nd rd that had any career in the NFL were the three RBs (Duke, Homer, Dallas) and then Brevin Jordan. The rest were Jon Garvin, RJ McIntosh types and worse. Your theory sucks.

Ahhh .... so after claiming "you don't know football or business" and undertones of racism you have nothing to back up your argument. I figured as much.

No the start of the thread was about guys leaving early when they should have stayed another year and then the ****** combine performance was the nail in the coffin.

I'm sure there are small improvements that can be made to nutrition, strengthening core muscles, technique, etc but the biggest gains are for actual game speed having an additional year of experience and knowing what to expect allows for playing "faster". I'm pretty sure Jaquan Johnson and Ed...

Ridiculous statement. So Jaquan Johnson didn't get better coming back for a senior year and there was no way for KK to get better, smarter, bigger, faster, and stronger? Williams has huge question marks and should have come back. Taylor as well unless your expectation for him is to sign a...

Actually yes playing and preparing with for another year should most definitely result in getting bigger, stronger, and certainly faster. It's laughable that people on here think a 21-year-old won't be better and more physically prepared for the NFL after an additional year of strength...

Your response is total nonsense and what I expected from you when asked to provide facts.

We'd have a lot more depth and wouldn't have had to rely on the transfer portal unknowns. It's also about culture. The Miami culture is as soon as you can leave do it. Its going to be that much harder climbing back up the mountain when 75% of your draft eligible players leave as soon as they...

My neighbor for the last 20 years is a very successful sports agent and I've discussed this with him a million times. It is practically ALWAYS in their best interest financially to return for another year if they aren't a 1st or 2nd round pick with the new CBA and especially now with NIL...

Yes it would have smart guy. People get bigger, faster, and stronger in their early/mid-twenties. You get one bite at the apple and with NIL opportunities the three so far have made what look to be **** decisions for themselves and more importantly for what I care about .... the Miami Hurricanes.

"Kinchens and Williams each ran a 4.65 40-yard dash on Friday. They tied for last among safeties. Kinchens and Williams had 1.59 10-yard splits. Kinchens and Williams tied for last with Jaylen Key of Alabama and Kitan Oladapo of Oregon State. Kinchens recorded a 35" vertical jump that was 15th...

No but there were plenty of white knights in here supporting his decision to not come back.

LT56 didn't help himself at the combine.

#1 Cohen got paid several hundred thousand last year already. Do you think UM is paying Nigel Pack $400k per year and isn't breaking off top football players? #2 Williams was atrocious tackling in Soph year (probably b/c of shoulder injury) and was significantly better his JR year. #3...

Congratulations on making a post about literally nothing I posted about and then pulling out the loser lines "you don't know football" and "you don't know business" without having any idea of my background. It's better to say nothing and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all...

I'm not saying there are any guarantees of getting better but you only get one bite at the apple and if it were me I would want to be as prepared as possible for the one opportunity I was going to get. These aren't RBs that have limited shelf lives.

The difference between 2nd round and 3rd round is a lot of money. The average 2nd round pick earns $2M per year for four years including the signing bonus. The average 3rd round pick earns $1.375M per year for four years including the signing bonus. The average 4th round pick earns $1.13M...