Farrell, would you be willing to risk $16 million? If you answer “yes,” you are either lying or dumb. In 2018, that would have cost him more than $16 million on his first NFL contract. Let’s say that a second injury dropped this hypothetical player back a measly 10 spots in the draft. 1 overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft was slotted in to make $32,682,980 over the life of his rookie contract. If this consensus best defensive player in the country were to get hurt again, it could cost him tens of millions of dollars that he would never be able to recoup. Nick Bosa will not return to Ohio State this season, will withdraw from school Therefore, if said player were to return, that means that he would be doing so at less than his 100 percent against the best, most physical opponents on his team’s schedule thus increasing the likelihood of either exacerbating the original injury or causing another, potentially worse one. In the meantime, his specific injury requires rest and as little physical exertion as possible meaning that if he were to come back, he would not be in the same physical shape and conditioning that he was before he went down. Reportedly doctors tell him that he might be able to return during the final weeks of the regular season, but that’s not guaranteed. So let me get this straight the best defensive player in the country gets injured during the third game of the season and undergoes surgery. In the immortal words of Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers, “Really?” However, when a player announces that they will quit on their team mid-way through the season to focus on the NFL, I can’t help but being enraged.” Remember, I’m the cranky guy who wants everything to be the same way it was years ago, so my opinion might be a bit skewed.
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