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He asked for three times, not five......show off. 
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I remember hearing during the draft that he had an insurance policy that would pay him $! million/ round for each of the 1st three rounds if he didn't get drafted because of injury.
So this tragic injury paid him $3 million dollars.
I think I heard that Oregon got a similar insurance policy for all their Seniors. "As incentive to stay for their Senior year". If true, great idea but how is it not an NCAA violation?
The difference between Jesus and religion
Religion mocks you for having dirty feet
Jesus gets down on his knees and washes them
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Based off memory, Ifo wanted to come out LAST year (and was projected last year as a top 40 player) ... but was then advised to return to school because he had the potential to go in the top 15 of the 2015 draft ... and then suffered the tragic injury obviously
I was pumped when we drafted him because of the possible upside that comes with him (I also wanted us to draft Lael Collins in the 7th as well for the same reason) Is he the one that had a 3 million dollar insurance policy in case of injury?
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Based off memory, Ifo wanted to come out LAST year (and was projected last year as a top 40 player) ... but was then advised to return to school because he had the potential to go in the top 15 of the 2015 draft ... and then suffered the tragic injury obviously
I was pumped when we drafted him because of the possible upside that comes with him (I also wanted us to draft Lael Collins in the 7th as well for the same reason) Is he the one that had a 3 million dollar insurance policy in case of injury? I know he had an insurance policy (not sure for what amount) if he slipped out of a certain round. I think Oregon talked him into coming back to school and taking out the policy as a backup plan.
"First down inside the 10. A score here will put us in the Super Bowl. Jeudy is far to the left as Njoku settles into the slot. Tillman is flanked out wide to the right. Judkins and Ford are split in the backfield as Flacco takes the snap ... Here we go."
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Based off memory, Ifo wanted to come out LAST year (and was projected last year as a top 40 player) ... but was then advised to return to school because he had the potential to go in the top 15 of the 2015 draft ... and then suffered the tragic injury obviously He was pretty much guaranteed top 15. He was the top rated CB until he decided to not declare.
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