Andrew Luck Returning to Stanford
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Everytime I see a sure fire 1st rounder stay in school I think of Michael Bush of Louisville staying for his sr. year and blowing his knee out. I hope he stays healthy. He throws like a pro QB right now. He throws long and touch passes like a nfl vet! My bet he doesn't like his options where he would end up playing if he went pro.
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wow, i just checked out a couple of panther forums, and they all pretty much say the same thing: first they are crying about not getting him and starting with the "why us? why us?" sympathy bull[Mark May]. then most of them go onto say "[censored] him and whatever he does. i hope he gets hurt and never plays." what a bunch of assholes. they are getting mad at a 21 year old kid that was never theirs to begin with for going back to school. grow up panther fans.
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WOW.. Im shocked..
It may cost him money upfront, but the kid has to do what he feels in his heart. Good for him!
Let me tell you just because you get the money up front doesnt mean your life is set..
ALA Ryan Leaf
When I saw the interview with him at the orange ball game, the dude looks young. He is a humble..
besides if we hire Marty Morniwigg this guy will be our next year
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good for him. lol @ the mouth breathers on an online message board criticizing someone for putting their education first.
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Peyton Manning was projected #1 in 1997 to complete his degree. He then went #1 in 1998. Just hope Luck doesn't get injured. Seems like a guy with class.
And boy is he using that degree to it's fullest!
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I'm in the quick minority here.
This kid can return to Stanford ANY time he wants for the rest of his life and finish the year on his degree to go design structures.
But what he CAN'T do is guarantee he will be the first pick in the draft in 2012.
It's not something he should risk IMO. I know it still worked out for guys like Bradford, but why place yourself at risk? There is one thing he can't do, and that is IMPROVE his draft position.
I commend him on honoring a contract and all, but if it were me or my son, I'd suggest otherwise.
100% Agree! He is taking a HUGE risk.. how could you pass up guaranteed mulit-millions of dollars to finish out one year?! Especially when he can go back to stanford ANYTIME. I can guarantee any one of us would take the money.. how could you not?! After all, isn't that what we are after?? He has a talent that can make him MILLIONS.. AHH what is he thinking!!??
Anyways.. whatever.. eff him
100% Agree! He is taking a HUGE risk.. how could you pass up guaranteed mulit-millions of dollars to finish out one year?! Especially when he can go back to stanford ANYTIME. I can guarantee any one of us would take the money.. how could you not?! After all, isn't that what we are after?? He has a talent that can make him MILLIONS.. AHH what is he thinking!!??
Anyways.. whatever.. eff him
QB at Carolina: 65 mil/ 10 years....then who knows
Architectural design degree out of Stanford + 65mil/10 years from NFL team = running architectural design firm at age 30 through 65 = 175-300 mil over lifetime.
300,000,000 > 65,000,000 is what he's thinking. Smart guy.
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Good for him to return. Shows pretty good character. Im just wondering if he didnt like the situation he would have had in Carolina.
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Everyone on here is acting like its a done deal that he will be a great NFL QB. Lots of bust first round picks as QB. I think he is making the right decision.
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It effects the draft board, which in turn effects the Browns.
Maybe u need to go to Stanford
My son may want to get his post-grad degree from Stanford. (they have one of the best biology post-grad degree program in the country).
My wife's uncle was a language professor at Stanford. It is one of the best school's going.
Would this mean Harbaugh may stay there as well?
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good for luck. it is well known that all men named andrew are geniuses and this just proves it.
this will completely change the draft. i could see carolina drafting whatever player is the best overall now. maybe aj green just to see if clausen can do anything with some weapons.
good for luck. it is well known that all men named andrew are geniuses and this just proves it.
this will completely change the draft. i could see carolina drafting whatever player is the best overall now. maybe aj green just to see if clausen can do anything with some weapons.
Dumbest decision in the history of dumb decisions.
If he drops 10 spots for the 2012 draft, or worse, it will cost
him 10s of millions - he could finish his education whenever,
but with a guaranteed $55-65 mill in the bank. That is a horrendous
decision. I can't believe he would be that stupid. You never walk
away from a guaranteed $60 mill. because whatever happens after
that will be moot. Ask Locker if he should have stayed this year. Compare
a guaranteed $15 mill to $60 mill. and get back to me.
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good for luck. it is well known that all men named andrew are geniuses and this just proves it.
this will completely change the draft. i could see carolina drafting whatever player is the best overall now. maybe aj green just to see if clausen can do anything with some weapons.
good for luck. it is well known that all men named andrew are geniuses and this just proves it.
My ex's brother is named Andrew and he was just busted for blowing his inheritance on a $1000 a day Heroin habbit. Turns out he sold to a few cops and they took his house, car, bikes, and everything else he owned. Glad I havn't seen him in 6 years.
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Maybe he's one of those rare breeds that thinks about tradition, honor, school spirit, etc.....or maybe he knows there will be a protracted NFL labor dispute and he won't get paid anything next year anyway. I would think Harbugh has the inside scoop about what's likely to happen in the NFL and advised him on what to do. Perhaps the plan is for him to go where Harbaugh goes, but in 2012?
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good for luck. it is well known that all men named andrew are geniuses and this just proves it.
this will completely change the draft. i could see carolina drafting whatever player is the best overall now. maybe aj green just to see if clausen can do anything with some weapons.
Dumbest decision in the history of dumb decisions.
If he drops 10 spots for the 2012 draft, or worse, it will cost
him 10s of millions - he could finish his education whenever,
but with a guaranteed $55-65 mill in the bank. That is a horrendous
decision. I can't believe he would be that stupid. You never walk
away from a guaranteed $60 mill. because whatever happens after
that will be moot. Ask Locker if he should have stayed this year. Compare
a guaranteed $15 mill to $60 mill. and get back to me.
Dumbest decision in the history of dumb decisions.
If he drops 10 spots for the 2012 draft, or worse, it will cost
him 10s of millions - he could finish his education whenever,
but with a guaranteed $55-65 mill in the bank. That is a horrendous
decision. I can't believe he would be that stupid. You never walk
away from a guaranteed $60 mill. because whatever happens after
that will be moot. Ask Locker if he should have stayed this year. Compare
a guaranteed $15 mill to $60 mill. and get back to me.
No way dude, better he stays in school and lays as much hot ass as he can, then be the next ben roethlisburger.
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I'm in the quick minority here.
This kid can return to Stanford ANY time he wants for the rest of his life and finish the year on his degree to go design structures.
But what he CAN'T do is guarantee he will be the first pick in the draft in 2012.
It's not something he should risk IMO. I know it still worked out for guys like Bradford, but why place yourself at risk? There is one thing he can't do, and that is IMPROVE his draft position.
I commend him on honoring a contract and all, but if it were me or my son, I'd suggest otherwise.
I'm in the quick minority here.
This kid can return to Stanford ANY time he wants for the rest of his life and finish the year on his degree to go design structures.
But what he CAN'T do is guarantee he will be the first pick in the draft in 2012.
It's not something he should risk IMO. I know it still worked out for guys like Bradford, but why place yourself at risk? There is one thing he can't do, and that is IMPROVE his draft position.
I commend him on honoring a contract and all, but if it were me or my son, I'd suggest otherwise.
True. His folks have the bucks, or found them.
I'll bet he has a insurance policy protecting his NFL draftability against injury.
Good for him.
If everybody had like minds, we would never learn. -
good for luck. it is well known that all men named andrew are geniuses and this just proves it.
this will completely change the draft. i could see carolina drafting whatever player is the best overall now. maybe aj green just to see if clausen can do anything with some weapons.
Dumbest decision in the history of dumb decisions.
If he drops 10 spots for the 2012 draft, or worse, it will cost
him 10s of millions - he could finish his education whenever,
but with a guaranteed $55-65 mill in the bank. That is a horrendous
decision. I can't believe he would be that stupid. You never walk
away from a guaranteed $60 mill. because whatever happens after
that will be moot. Ask Locker if he should have stayed this year. Compare
a guaranteed $15 mill to $60 mill. and get back to me.
Dumbest decision in the history of dumb decisions.
If he drops 10 spots for the 2012 draft, or worse, it will cost
him 10s of millions - he could finish his education whenever,
but with a guaranteed $55-65 mill in the bank. That is a horrendous
decision. I can't believe he would be that stupid. You never walk
away from a guaranteed $60 mill. because whatever happens after
that will be moot. Ask Locker if he should have stayed this year. Compare
a guaranteed $15 mill to $60 mill. and get back to me.
it isn't always about the money dude.
For some people it is about accomplishment, pride, and team spirit.
Luck has plenty of money in his future even if he never plays a down of NFL football.
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Dumbest decision in the history of dumb decisions.
If he drops 10 spots for the 2012 draft, or worse, it will cost
him 10s of millions - he could finish his education whenever,
but with a guaranteed $55-65 mill in the bank. That is a horrendous
decision. I can't believe he would be that stupid. You never walk
away from a guaranteed $60 mill. because whatever happens after
that will be moot. Ask Locker if he should have stayed this year. Compare
a guaranteed $15 mill to $60 mill. and get back to me.
it isn't always about the money dude.
For some people it is about accomplishment, pride, and team spirit.
Luck has plenty of money in his future even if he never plays a down of NFL football.
it isn't always about the money dude.
For some people it is about accomplishment, pride, and team spirit.
Luck has plenty of money in his future even if he never plays a down of NFL football.
He can still accomplish as much, with pride, etc. with $60 mill. guaranteed over
risking it. He could be one hit away from not even making the NFL. You don't
blow off $60 mill when it is right there for the taking and may never be there
again. You just don't do that.
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it isn't always about the money dude.
For some people it is about accomplishment, pride, and team spirit.
Luck has plenty of money in his future even if he never plays a down of NFL football.
He can still accomplish as much, with pride, etc. with $60 mill. guaranteed over
risking it. He could be one hit away from not even making the NFL. You don't
blow off $60 mill when it is right there for the taking and may never be there
again. You just don't do that.
He can still accomplish as much, with pride, etc. with $60 mill. guaranteed over
risking it. He could be one hit away from not even making the NFL. You don't
blow off $60 mill when it is right there for the taking and may never be there
again. You just don't do that.
He just did, so you don't have to take it from a guy who didn't have 60 mil on the line with my last reply.
Some people know they are going to make it OK without winning the lottery.
There are plenty of Stanford boosters who make big bucks who have made it clear to him they appreciate his efforts at Stanford and will see to it he isn't living on skid row if he gets hurt.
If the guy gets his leg ripped off next season and he can never walk again, he is still going to make 20 mil over the course of the next 40 years.
it may not be the money you mention, but it will be money enough.
Then you add that in to it being a job v being the BMOC with a lot of girls in the experimentation phase of life...and that goes for a guy like me (you, i am not sure), not to mention his potential earning ability, it adds up to a fun senior year.
My attitude is if you don't need to go to work because you need the money, put it off as long as possible.
My attitude is when you are young, have fun, have as much sex as possible, and worry about tomorrow the day after tomorrow.
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100% Agree! He is taking a HUGE risk.. how could you pass up guaranteed mulit-millions of dollars to finish out one year?! Especially when he can go back to stanford ANYTIME. I can guarantee any one of us would take the money.. how could you not?! After all, isn't that what we are after?? He has a talent that can make him MILLIONS.. AHH what is he thinking!!??
Anyways.. whatever.. eff him
QB at Carolina: 65 mil/ 10 years....then who knows
Architectural design degree out of Stanford + 65mil/10 years from NFL team = running architectural design firm at age 30 through 65 = 175-300 mil over lifetime.
300,000,000 > 65,000,000 is what he's thinking. Smart guy.
QB at Carolina: 65 mil/ 10 years....then who knows
Architectural design degree out of Stanford + 65mil/10 years from NFL team = running architectural design firm at age 30 through 65 = 175-300 mil over lifetime.
300,000,000 > 65,000,000 is what he's thinking. Smart guy.
Unless the nfl as part of it's labor agreement institutes rookie salary limits
Then what does his decision look like?
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