Thank you Democrat’s and the media for causing mass hysteria.

I thought that all the numb nuts were threatening to leave CHTV because Nagler is a commie or whatever. I sure wish they would.

I agree: the draft is often a dartboard the way it is, but this makes this year's draft even more of a crap shoot. To be fair, the power conferences are talking about playing in the spring...that might still be wishful thinking. As for fallout, here are my unsolicited musings...

...more freshmen will be ready to play because most of these teams are going to be getting 4-6 weeks of fall camp to replace a fall season (think of it as juiced-up spring practice only in the fall) and these kids will get a full semester plus of supervised training and meals before they get into their season. Most teams are already on campus, and some freshmen came to campus in January. This may push a lot of marginal juniors to declare early (as opposed to the promising ones below).

...a 4-6 game schedule in spring will likely kill the combine and put the onus on pro days for evaluators. Some players may drop off their teams, but many need to have game film and can't afford to miss those games. Many players who normally emerge over the course of a season might not get that chance.

...injuries that might happen in the fall that normally don't impact draft stock could have a major impact in a spring schedule where players will be hurt at draft time and their recoveries less advanced.

...I think a lot of promising juniors and redshirt sophs will stay in school based on limited game film that will drive down their draft stock, leading to a weak 2021 draft.

...the Packers' mid round comp picks that they'll secure as a result of losing players like Martinez, Fackrell, and Bulaga, might not be worth nearly as much due to a weak draft.

...even though I believe the draft in its entirety will be weak, I think we'll see more later picks who become impact players due to limited scouting and injury questions.

...dealing players for 2021 draft picks seems like a really bad idea unless you're getting top 10 picks in return (which won't happen).

In all honesty, I think it's unlikely that there's any spring football, either, since what we're really waiting on is the ability to vaccinate broadly, and college football players would be at or near the end of the priority list (first responders and military --> health care professionals --> teachers --> --> healthy 18-50 year-olds).

If there is no college football this year the conferences, especially the power 5, will be the ones determining that not the NCAA. The NCCA should be very worried that COVID will speed up their lost of control of college sports and the $$$ it generates for them.

While the health risks my be the same or similar for college and pro football players the NFL will probably attempt to have a season. The dollars involved for the teams and players are to big to give up without trying. NFL player can at least opt out and receive some pay. NFL scouting and player development will adjust, the ones really hurt are the amateur athletes in all sports that are having their seasons disrupted or totally lost by COVID.

I don't blame college football at all on this. It will take a miracle for a full season of NFL. I would rather shut the season down rather than have to during the season. It's so difficult to want your cake and eat it too! Go Pack Go!

FYI Packers signed Turner , I guess Nagler is out on a BLM March or something, maybe he will catch up later.

NFL season will be shut down. Just wait when 10-15 players get infected and the games are called off. There won't be a team with all 16 games played. Not that I am in agreement. But games will be canceled. And with this anthem uproar, I am losing interest and don't care.

This football season seems like it will go on ($), but, in my opinion, at the expense of quality and of fans. Heck, 1/2 (?) of any position group can have to quarantine for 2 weeks at any time. Nothing like starting your 3rd string QB or OL for a few weeks.

And the issue of money. Maybe the lawyers and insurers are calling the shots. A couple of real bad cases could turn any team into cash negative. Not too far fetched even for the SEC, The BIG10 or the NFL. Signing waivers will not be a good look either.

I grew up being a HUGE Badgers fan. Then I got my doctorate at UT Austin when they started their post-Colt McCoy slide into very expensive oblivion. I now teach at a very large division one school in the South. The result of seeing under the dirty rug was that I now absolutely hate college football. It's greedy, awful, exploitative and in its current state, the general antithesis of what higher education should be. The only thing it has going for it that a true NFL minor league couldn't manage is getting students degrees. But if you take away the top 50 NCAA powerhouse programs (in other words, all the money) there are still plenty of colleges that would give students scholarships as a true amateur student/athlete (in that order).

I hope the NCAA in general dies a thousand deaths. Shoot it into the sun. Especially college football and men's basketball (the ones that make money). Rowing, volleyball, baseball etc... sports that aren't monetizable in other words and are ACTUALLY amateurism... those can stay.

I'm glad college football is dead for the year. I hope it is the beginning of the end and a true minor-league football alternative can gain a foothold. Starve the NCAA of talent and it dies. The vast majority of the best high school players in the country would prefer a 30k job with a shot at the big league than they would a degree. And those that didn't would become true student-athletes, and not the other way around. Short of people all of a sudden growing a conscience (lol), this is the only way to remove the wolf held by the ears.

and I think this is why the packers traded up to get Love. I think they guessed that this was highly likely.

I suspect that the NFL will forge ahead with an asterisk year, much like hockey and basketball.

Without a vaccine it’s a good decision to cancel the college football season. The NFL needs to seriously consider if they can complete a season. A few teams with multiple infections will result in canceled games and wreak havoc on the schedule. B

It will be a big embarrassment for the league if they need to cancel the season after just a few weeks. As for the players and coaches they need to consider the risks to their families.

The league is flying blind into this season for no other reason but greed. We’ll see where they are at by the end of this month. That should be decision time. Hope for best, prepare for the worst. Thanks, Since ‘61

Using student athletes as human guinea pigs would be unconscionable. First and foremost, these are kids. We can get back to football when it’s safe to play again.

As always with Div 1, it's lawyers and money. (I KNOW, guns will sneak their way into too.... :-) As we all know the threat of a lawsuit will move large corporations, when nothing else does. And that's all it took for the power 5 to call it the day. Without the college presidents being proactive because it is too expensive short term, canceling the fall football season was the easy way out. This was never about Convid-19, this was about the legal liability their lawyers saw down the road. Unlike the NFL, there is no union for Div 1 to cut a deal with. So, no deal, no season. And there will be no football until a vaccine is developed. (good news is it coming faster than expected)

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