Hes already on record saying he’s playing baseball. Contract is already signed in fact.Kyler Murray wins the Heisman, will either play baseball next year or go to the NFL ... not back to Oklahoma ... he made the most of his starting time at Oklahoma.
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From what I've heard, he's still debating.Hes already on record saying he’s playing baseball. Contract is already signed in fact.
He would like to do both, but he’s definitely going pro in baseball. No question about that.From what I've heard, he's still debating.
To be a QB ... yes ... most NFL people think a 6' guy is SMALL. (he's what, 5'9" )He would like to do both, but he’s definitely going pro in baseball. No question about that.
Trying to figure out if he can do both. If I were him I’d focus on the diamond. He’s too short (most say) for pro football.
Don't blame him. A baseball career can last a lot longer and be more lucrative.Hes already on record saying he’s playing baseball. Contract is already signed in fact.
Kyler Murray, A's Agree to $5M Contract; Allowed to Play 1 Year as Oklahoma's QB
There were questions as to whether Kyler Murray, the Oakland Athletics' 2018 first-round selection, would pick baseball or football for his future. The A's are allowing him to play football for one more year.
FanRag Sports' Jon Heyman reported on Wednesday that Murray has agreed to terms with the A's on a deal that will pay him close to $5 million guaranteed as well as permit him to play football this upcoming season for the Oklahoma Sooners.
He already has 5 million guaranteed reasons to play baseball, and no guarantee as to where he'd be drafted in the NFL or get paid.The question becomes, which is he more likely to rise to play as a pro, baseball or football. Baseball prospects do NOT always make the big leagues, especially when it comes to hitting. Matter of fact, I would guess less than 25% sure fire prospects even make the big leagues for any long term playing. Football, is a little easier to discern. IMO, that is the question he needs to ask himself. Which sport is he more likely to rise to play professionally?
So, if I read that correctly, the A's drafted him last year ... gave him 5 Million to play baseball and allowed him to play another year of NCAA Football ?
So, how can he be playing College football and be getting paid ?
Isn't that a violation of College ball (legally ) ?
Hmmm, didn't know that ...You are allowed to go pro in another sport and still be considered amateur in a different sport. Hence a lot of baseball players go back and play college football or basketball after not getting out of the minors.
Players are allowed to earn income, as long as that income is in no way related to the sport they are playing. Baseball & Football are two completely different things. This is no different than if he was playing Football and earning money for acting or writing books.Hmmm, didn't know that ...
I thought that you could not be considered a College player if your being paid as a Professional ... anywhere.
Then some team outside the southeast should do something about itAs expected... another Clemson / Bama final...
Nobody outside of the Southeast will watch it.