Deion Sanders’ son and Travis Hunter won’t play for some NFL teams | Pro Football Talk

Deion Sanders’ son and Travis Hunter won’t play for some NFL teams | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC

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Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss if they’re surprised Deion Sanders is taking this strong of an approach so early with his son Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter and why this is likely where the league is heading. #NBCSports #ProFootballTalk #TravisHunter
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@skylermv

The NFL can easily stop this by adopting a new policy that a team owns the drafting rights for 3 years. No prospect will sit out 3 years.

@jameshopkins6853

I don't want anyone on my team that says they can't play in cold weather. What happens when they have to play on away games?

@BaconBitZ2007

Florio apparently never wants to see bad teams get better. The whole reason the draft is set up the way it is is to allow bottom teams to improve.

@DawgCompany

This is going to set a dangerous precedent; it will have negative effect parity.

@HeshComps

I'd support teams colluding and collectively agreeing to not draft a guy if this starts happening. Best thing about the NFL is a team can go from being absolutely hopeless to vying for a championship in just 2 years. No one wants to see the same 5 teams in the hunt because they happen to be in the best market.

@djmetcalf3815

I’m sure he’ll have the same tune after Colorado goes 6-7

@kingxvch546

Eventually these guys are going to be wanting to play for the same teams like the NBA. This is what makes the NFL so great.. the players don’t have any power to pick and choose.

@jamesknapp64

Chris is completely correct, Bengals were possibly the worst run team in my life (Cards and Browns were the other two); and Joe Burrow goes there and in the SB in year 2, AFC title game in year 3. TLaw goes to a bad Jags team and year two won a playoff game and were in it vs Chiefs in Arrowhead. these teams can turn it around in 2 years.

@connorberglund7032

This cant happen… I want an NFL where bad teams can become good and good teams bad. If you want to play in the NFL you have to enter the draft knowing you can go to any team

@mickelkobeck7376

I didn't realize potential 3rd strings qb's had so much power...LMAO

@chrisclark2747

The cities that are pre-approved are simply the teams Deion played for? That's a bit ridiculous.

@stephenhamilton1113

They will get blacklisted by the owners in some shape or form as a gentlemen's agreement as a way that they are saying " We are not playing that. '

@Hammondbrass

The only thing that I think is funny about Deon Sanders saying that is that he’s kinda doing that with coaching; going to lesser teams in less desirable places and trying to turn them around.

@jarretthoogerhyde1633

I get it but no one is forcing these guys to play football.

@michaelhaas401

Florio has been drooling over this for quite awhile and I agree that it probably will happen at some point. The NIL money gives the college kids financial independence and leverage. Let’s play this out - Say a player rejects the draft and sits out. The NFL could change the draft exclusivity to three years, which would put the prospect in an untenable position. The union could challenge it legally and it could end up in the courts or in Congress. Let’s say the NFL ultimately loses its exclusion from antitrust laws and everything reverts to free market. The richest owners will buy the best players, parity will disappear, all games will become pay per view, ticket prices will become even more ridiculous and the fans will lose. Is there another scenario?

@randyharris9964

If I was the league I would make a rule if u turn down it first team u must sit 3 years before entering again .....and see how many guys will do it😊

@charliemirus4124

Mindsets like this might have prevented us from having a situation of rebirth and rejuvenating like we have seen in Cincinnati when they drafted Joe Burrow. That would have been a shame.

@Autumnnss

If your current team, which plays its first game in ~ 5 months, has 2 future NFL top 4 picks you better deliver results Coach.

@jeremydaileysr.8243

That's ridiculous. So eventually the players pick the their teams? Smh.

@thebrizzy

I dont think there are any bad team organizations to go to now. The teams like the Lions, Browns, Bengals, Chargers, have all turned the corner. There are less desirable cities with high taxes and so on but players dont have to live there 365.