After winning the NFL MVP, he feels he's done everything he could at Buffalo.
Because of a recent court decision, the time he spent at Reedley College in the Central Valley does not count against his NCAA eligibility, so he still has a year or two left.
And having been paid to play football is no longer a restraint, …
After winning the NFL MVP, he feels he's done everything he could at Buffalo.
Because of a recent court decision, the time he spent at Reedley College in the Central Valley does not count against his NCAA eligibility, so he still has a year or two left.
And having been paid to play football is no longer a restraint, since college students are now paid to play football.
So he's good to go. Rumor is he always wanted to be an Aggie while growing up in the farm town of Firebaugh.
Actually, looks like the quarterback competition is wide open. Not an obvious heir apparent since Miles Hastings took the vast majority of snaps last fall.
We'll know a lot more, presumably, during Spring practice.
My guess is Josh Allen.
After winning the NFL MVP, he feels he's done everything he could at Buffalo.
Because of a recent court decision, the time he spent at Reedley College in the Central Valley does not count against his NCAA eligibility, so he still has a year or two left.
And having been paid to play football is no longer a restraint, since college students are now paid to play football.
So he's good to go. Rumor is he always wanted to be an Aggie while growing up in the farm town of Firebaugh.
Actually, looks like the quarterback competition is wide open. Not an obvious heir apparent since Miles Hastings took the vast majority of snaps last fall.
We'll know a lot more, presumably, during Spring practice.