Terrelle Pryor will Not Return to Ohio State

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"The" Ohio State's football program just keeps on falling and falling with each passing day...and I'm loving it.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=6636768

So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

What makes you think that? Terrelle Pryor Wouldnt have been a first-round pick even if he had joined the draft. He was an overhyped machine coming in to college and never even lived up to those expectations. Many people dont think Cam Newton will be successful (I agree) and Pryor doesnt even have Newton's abilities. I cant see a team giving up more than a sixth rounder for him. I dont think there will be a very high demand for a developmental quarterback.

Thadden wrote:

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

What makes you think that? Terrelle Pryor Wouldnt have been a first-round pick even if he had joined the draft. He was an overhyped machine coming in to college and never even lived up to those expectations. Many people dont think Cam Newton will be successful (I agree) and Pryor doesnt even have Newton's abilities. I cant see a team giving up more than a sixth rounder for him. I dont think there will be a very high demand for a developmental quarterback.

no he is talking about the whole thing with the supplemental draft picks transition to next year. If someone takes a supplemental pick, it affects the pick next year

EpicxPlatypus69 wrote:

Thadden wrote:

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

What makes you think that? Terrelle Pryor Wouldnt have been a first-round pick even if he had joined the draft. He was an overhyped machine coming in to college and never even lived up to those expectations. Many people dont think Cam Newton will be successful (I agree) and Pryor doesnt even have Newton's abilities. I cant see a team giving up more than a sixth rounder for him. I dont think there will be a very high demand for a developmental quarterback.

no he is talking about the whole thing with the supplemental draft picks transition to next year. If someone takes a supplemental pick, it affects the pick next year

I understand that but teams bid on players by bidding picks in next years draft. I dont think there is a high demand for a developmental quarterback so I think the highest bid will be a sixth round pick in next years draft

Thadden wrote:

EpicxPlatypus69 wrote:

Thadden wrote:

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

What makes you think that? Terrelle Pryor Wouldnt have been a first-round pick even if he had joined the draft. He was an overhyped machine coming in to college and never even lived up to those expectations. Many people dont think Cam Newton will be successful (I agree) and Pryor doesnt even have Newton's abilities. I cant see a team giving up more than a sixth rounder for him. I dont think there will be a very high demand for a developmental quarterback.

no he is talking about the whole thing with the supplemental draft picks transition to next year. If someone takes a supplemental pick, it affects the pick next year

I understand that but teams bid on players by bidding picks in next years draft. I dont think there is a high demand for a developmental quarterback so I think the highest bid will be a sixth round pick in next years draft

who cares, kid is cock smoker anyway. Let him go play canadian football. fuck um"

Some team with a dumb management staff will freak out and be paranoid that if they don't submit a first or second round bid, they won't get him. It's different then a normal draft, you can't sit back and say "if he slides this far we'll trade up or we'll pick him," it's a bid system and if you don't get him, you don't get him. Not to mention he's gonna be the only player worth taking in it anyway.

I agree he'll be horrible in the NFL and I think he was overrated in college too, but he did lead his team to wins, he does have tremendous athletic ability, and in this age of the quarterback he will be wanted, even if only as a project.

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

why would they have to give up that much? hes really only worth a 5th or 6th round pick

also hes a raider we all know it.

LMFAO...but really was anyone surprised? The kid is garbage (see my TP thread). I'm loving this as a Michigan fan. Although I should be scared because Tressel guaranteed a win against Michigan this year. I'm soooo scared. I was thinking Michigan would be between 7-8 Wins. Now I bump them up to 8-9 because they SHOULD beat OSU. Hell Michigan beat OSU the past 8 years or whatever it is now because it was a dirty program. GO BLUE!

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:Not to mention he's gonna be the only player worth taking in it anyway.

Lee Corso: NOT SO FAST MY FRIEND

Brandon Harris from Miami, I think he got dismissed for the team. He might be in the supplemental draft.

poshmidget wrote:

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

why would they have to give up that much? hes really only worth a 5th or 6th round pick

also hes a raider we all know it.

Again, the supplemental draft isn't like the normal draft. There aren't "rounds," it's kind of like an eBay auction...whoever bids with the highest pick wins, and if multiple people offer the same highest pick they go by record. So if 4 teams offer up a 6th round pick and one offers a 4th, the team that offers the 4th gets him. But due to his name, sheer athleticism, and the need for quarterbacks, his pool will be competitive, and the highest bid will be much higher than it should be (see: Tim Tebow, Cam Newton, Christian Ponder).

Also, you're basically bidding with your 2012 picks, because you have to give up the equivalent of what you submit for the supplemental draft (IE you bid with a 3rd round pick and win, you lose your 2012 third rounder).

MaddMatt wrote:LMFAO...but really was anyone surprised? The kid is garbage (see my TP thread). I'm loving this as a Michigan fan. Although I should be scared because Tressel guaranteed a win against Michigan this year. I'm soooo scared. I was thinking Michigan would be between 7-8 Wins. Now I bump them up to 8-9 because they SHOULD beat OSU. Hell Michigan beat OSU the past 8 years or whatever it is now because it was a dirty program. GO BLUE!

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:Not to mention he's gonna be the only player worth taking in it anyway.

Lee Corso: NOT SO FAST MY FRIEND

Brandon Harris from Miami, I think he got dismissed for the team. He might be in the supplemental draft.

Brandon Harris was drafted by the Texans in the second round of the real draft...I know, because he ALMOST fell to the Steelers which made me sadface.

Unless you're talking about him being dismissed from the Texans, which I havent heard of.

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:

Brandon Harris was drafted by the Texans in the second round of the real draft...I know, because he ALMOST fell to the Steelers which made me sadface.

Unless you're talking about him being dismissed from the Texans, which I havent heard of.

WHOA... Either that was a MAJOR Brain Fart. Or I'm thinking of someone else.

MaddMatt wrote:

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:

Brandon Harris was drafted by the Texans in the second round of the real draft...I know, because he ALMOST fell to the Steelers which made me sadface.

Unless you're talking about him being dismissed from the Texans, which I havent heard of.

WHOA... Either that was a MAJOR Brain Fart. Or I'm thinking of someone else.

Janoris Jenkins you twat!!

at23steelers wrote:
Janoris Jenkins you twat!!

THERE WE GO the kid from Florida..

Miami....Florida.... They're practically the same school

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:

poshmidget wrote:

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:So what happens now? A year off? Transfer to Auburn? Supplemental draft?

If he enters the supplemental draft, the team that takes him will likely have to sacrifice a first or second round draft pick in the 2012 draft, which makes things a whole lot more interesting...

why would they have to give up that much? hes really only worth a 5th or 6th round pick

also hes a raider we all know it.

Again, the supplemental draft isn't like the normal draft. There aren't "rounds," it's kind of like an eBay auction...whoever bids with the highest pick wins, and if multiple people offer the same highest pick they go by record. So if 4 teams offer up a 6th round pick and one offers a 4th, the team that offers the 4th gets him. But due to his name, sheer athleticism, and the need for quarterbacks, his pool will be competitive, and the highest bid will be much higher than it should be (see: Tim Tebow, Cam Newton, Christian Ponder).

Also, you're basically bidding with your 2012 picks, because you have to give up the equivalent of what you submit for the supplemental draft (IE you bid with a 3rd round pick and win, you lose your 2012 third rounder).

ya i know that. i doubt any team would bid more the n a 5th rounder for him. honestly i think thats a stretch. the only positive he has is pure athleticism but thats it. hes not a good leader, hard worker, good passer, and he has character issues. really not someone i think teams will have much of a bidding war for.

Guess I'm not an OSU fan anymore lol.

He is the only college player I know outside draft time after all.

James said entering the next NFL supplemental draft is Pryor's "desire." But James acknowledged labor uncertainty could lead to consideration of the Canadian Football League or working with a personal quarterback coach first.

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Mutant wrote:Guess I'm not an OSU fan anymore lol.

He is the only college player I know outside draft time after all.

*Sniff* *Sniff* I smell a bandwagoner!!!!!

at23steelers wrote:

Mutant wrote:Guess I'm not an OSU fan anymore lol.

He is the only college player I know outside draft time after all.

*Sniff* *Sniff* I smell a bandwagoner!!!!!

Smells like farts.

Thadden wrote:
I dont think there will be a very high demand for a developmental quarterback.

I beg to differ. I think if Pryor would have entered the draft, theres certainly the possibility that Pryor would have been a first rounder. I mean in a weak QB draft like this one, I would imagine some team (Raiders?) would have fallen in love with his athletic ability and taken a chance on him. I mean for gods sake, Ponder and Locker went early first round. Who's to say Pryor wouldn't have had the same fate as well. I'm sure he's kicking himself for not declaring for the draft.

But as an Ohio State fan, I honestly can't say I was ever impressed with Terrelle Pryor. I remember him signing intent to OSU, and everyone went nuts about how this kid was going to do great things. Sure he had his great moments, but he never really lived up to what I expected. We were all kinda waiting for his heisman year and it never came. Needless to say, I'm not by any means disappointed to see Pryor leave.

like Browns said, I never really saw that much in him. He was a great athlete but bad leader, had bad work ethic, didn't care about school, and was obviously just there for the benefits. Not only was he not an All American, he never made first team All Big 10 . I don't see what the media saw in him besides maybe potential.

Again, I hate him too, but if you look outisde the box, he's 6'6 and runs a 4.4 40...you can't tell me teams don't drool at that, character concerns or not. He could be a beast of a TE or WR, actually he could probably be better at either position than he is at QB if he gave them a shot.

Yeah, he's not WORTH more than a 5th round pick, but you know that some team is gonna panic and take a chance on him and give up more. Maybe not a first but I wouldn't be surprised to see somebody get him with a 2nd or 3rd.

TheDrunkGuyOnTheCouch wrote:Again, I hate him too, but if you look outisde the box, he's 6'6 and runs a 4.4 40...you can't tell me teams don't drool at that, character concerns or not. He could be a beast of a TE or WR, actually he could probably be better at either position than he is at QB if he gave them a shot.

Yeah, he's not WORTH more than a 5th round pick, but you know that some team is gonna panic and take a chance on him and give up more. Maybe not a first but I wouldn't be surprised to see somebody get him with a 2nd or 3rd.

he isnt a tight end. he is a pussy. he isnt blocking or catching anything over the middle

MaddMatt wrote:

at23steelers wrote:
Janoris Jenkins you twat!!

THERE WE GO the kid from Florida..

Miami....Florida.... They're practically the same school

Saying that could get you hurt. lol.