Former Texas A&M standout Le’Veon Moss has retired from the NFL, the Miami Dolphins announced. Moss, who signed with the Dolphins after going undrafted last month, dealt with injuries throughout his time with the Aggies. https://t.co/CrUtGmdTBm
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Moss done!
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Retired?
Damn, that's sad to hear.
Hope he gets picked up as a grad assistant if he wants to continue to be around the game
Had he not been injured, he could have been an NFL starter.
Yes that's what it's called. You've never heard the term medically retired?
And that's a damn shame. When healthy he was the best back in the SEC. Should have had a solid NFL career.
And that's a damn shame. When healthy he was the best back in the SEC. Should have had a solid NFL career.
I dislike what NIL has done to the game, and in particular, what NIL plus complete chaos with transfer rules, but this is an example of a GOOD that comes from NIL and I have to acknowledge it.
Pre NIL, Leveon would have given up his health for no monetary reward other than his scholarship. Now the scholarship is still valuable, and I hope he earned his degree, but to have a wealthy future waiting for you after years of giving his body up for his HS and college, only to end up getting no career out of it right at the end would be a really tough pill to swallow.
I hope he earned something through NIL that he was able to put away and launch him into young adult life post football, and I hope his body heals so that he can live a fulfilled and pain free life.
Thank you, LeVeon. I'm very sorry for the way things worked out, but you gave Aggieland some great memories.
Pre NIL, Leveon would have given up his health for no monetary reward other than his scholarship. Now the scholarship is still valuable, and I hope he earned his degree, but to have a wealthy future waiting for you after years of giving his body up for his HS and college, only to end up getting no career out of it right at the end would be a really tough pill to swallow.
I hope he earned something through NIL that he was able to put away and launch him into young adult life post football, and I hope his body heals so that he can live a fulfilled and pain free life.
Thank you, LeVeon. I'm very sorry for the way things worked out, but you gave Aggieland some great memories.
OldShadeOfBlue said:
Yes that's what it's called. You've never heard the term medically retired?
And that's a damn shame. When healthy he was the best back in the SEC. Should have had a solid NFL career.
Yeah, im sure you saw this coming today
"I don't care about your feelings OP. I'm not going to let fandom replace reason, thought, and history"
tragic, loved that kid
Wow, I feel bad for him. He was a beast.
Thanks to the USC defender who took a cheap shot on Moss's leg instead of just pushing him out of bounds. That play ruined his career.
sincereag said:
Thanks to the USC defender who took a cheap shot on Moss's leg instead of just pushing him out of bounds. That play ruined his career.
Yeah, it was a cheap shot. However, I blame NIL and the Universities. Before NIL, he could have sat a year to heal properly. They can't now. Lose your starting spot. NiL deal, we need you healthy, play damn you! These kids are taking a 1 to 3 million dollar NIL agreement to play maybe one year and either transfer or go undrafted in cases. College Football is a paid development league now. 3/4s of the "Student" Athletes will never earn their degree. Win at any cost.
That's correct. Hence why we watch!
He should be able to come back.
I'm sure the courts will rule soon that you can come back after nfl. It's not obvious why the situation would be any different than the rulings they've made already.
I'm sure the courts will rule soon that you can come back after nfl. It's not obvious why the situation would be any different than the rulings they've made already.
difficult news
always have to have a Plan B
hopefully he had one
always have to have a Plan B
hopefully he had one
He is out of eligibility.
If he was not healthy enough to play in the NFL, why would he come back and play in college?
I hope he earned a degree. Last I heard there was a program where players who had not graduated could come back and finish a degree. Maybe he can get a grad assistantship.
He's got some issues I wish him the best in finding his life's work
$$$? Not an option if he's out of eligibility tho.
Just going to invest that sweet NIL money.
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