Some very intriguing news came out today when the National Football Post reported Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor is considering the NFL Supplemental Draft. According to the report, the chances that Pryor returns for his senior year are 60-40.
Pryor is suspended for the first five games of the 2011-12 season after the NCAA ruled that he and four other teammates received improper benefits during their time at Ohio State.
The 6′ 6″, dual-threat quarterback has not participated in spring ball in order to recover from offseason foot surgery.
The NFL’s Supplemental Draft usually takes place following the NFL Draft, however, with no CBA in place there will be no supplemental draft, so Pryor’s plans to go pro could come to a halt.
A new CBA could be on the horizon, though,…
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