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They can, but in a different sport if they have eligibility remaining. In this case, looks like the NCAA doesn't consider WWE a real sport.

Been that way for a while. If you sign a pro contract, you lose your eligibility in that sport, but can compete in other sports. Now with NIL, the entire line between pro and college athletics at the highest level is VERY blurry. In addition it may get even blurrier because of this lawsuit - There is a new case filed against the NCAA on behalf of several college hockey programs and players in the Canadian Hockey League (three Major Junior leagues the NCAA considers professional). If the NCAA loses this lawsuit, collegiate sports at the Division I level will be fully professional with almost no restrictions.

I hear the need for a nasty "speed" wr to keep defenses honest. We passed on Worthy last year in favor of Coleman. But of late Josh; despite his ridiculous arm talent; has settled into a smart "take what the defense gives you" passer, coupling that with both his scrambling ability and a solid running game and excellent protection from his O line. Since we have Samuel on the roster, is that still a need? We had Isabella, another elite speed guy on the practice squad most of last year and rarely used him.

We have Samuel, who ran a 4.31 8 years ago. Is his 55 yard catch vs. Denver in the wild card something we could see more of?

USA Today - For the win had a piece a couple of hours ago that said Gilmore is on the radar as a CB2 replacement. I thought there was some front office angst when he ditched the Bills for the Pats in FA?

Even if he does, will McDermott play a rookie in a starting role?

Does signing Shenault mean he will compete to take Hollins spot as a "BIG" WR and also does it mean we draft another CB so we don't ever have to play Codrington in a meaningful defensive snap?

Is Rasul Douglas [Jersey Boy] going to wind up with the Jets now that DJ Reed has gone to the Lions?

Saw we just signed Darrynton Evans [3rd time as a Bill] RB room looking a bit crowded.

didn't this guy play in the same defensive backfield as Sauce Gardner?

CBS only giving Bills a C on the Bosa Signing, meanwhile gave Falcons an A+ for signing former Bill Leonard Floyd.

I think towards the end of last season, McD, who has always been a zone guy, figured he had to mix it up a bit with all the nasty wideouts in the AFC. He certainly was mixing his looks up vs the Ravens and the Chiefs.

Only about 30 passenger carrying 747-400's still in service, airlines are phasing them out for more economical and efficient jets like 777 and 787, and the Airbus 330 and 350 models. 767 that the Bills seem to be using is the smallest wide-body still operating, 2.5' - 3' narrower cabin than the state of the art wide bodies. Buffalo Niagara has one runway [NE-SW] of 8,891 feet and the other [NW-SE] is 7,161 feet.

Having driven both, Highmark to Niagara Falls airport is no farther than Arrowhead to KC's airport. 45 minute trip to the airport is nothing out of the ordinary.

Wouldn't the 49ers be even a better fit for him, than the Rams. He's from the Central Valley, which is Niner's territory.