NFL Players Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Return to College Football: RGIII

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NFL Players Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Return to College Football: RGIII


“NFL players should not be allowed to go back to play college football. It’s gross negligence. It’s a disservice to the current college players on any roster,” the former Washington QB and analyst tweeted. He added that any coach or school who allows it should be ashamed of themselves, while calling himself the “People’s Commissioner.”


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