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very tough answer to a simple question.

what will jordan lynch do for a living after his college career as a football player is over?

fireman? used car saleman? ups front desk? supermarket assistant manager?

i see him as a super market assistant manager daytime work. nighttime extra gig, i see him as a possible bouncer.
 
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Enterprise Rent a car Manager, after 27 years he'll get that regional manger gig, he's a solid performer.
 
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car saleman
 
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I don't know, maybe he'll get a decent paying JOB WITH THE DEGREE HE EARNS.  

Just because he isn't cut out to be an NFL player, doesn't mean he is a high-school drop out with no career path.


 
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Lost a bill and a half on this game, and its not funny.
 
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why would u bet a bill and half on a mac game?
 
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UPS delivery man, like King of Queens will gain about a hundo as well  
 
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He'll be fine, He'll make some decent $ at some corporation, raise a family, etc.....just like the rest of us.

He may get drafted late late late in NFl draft, last a season or two as a full back, then the team that drafted him will realize...WTF were we thinking, and cut him.

 
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Tebow 2.0
 
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Quote Originally Posted by auburntigers83:

UPS delivery man, like King of Queens will gain about a hundo as well  

Not even close as an Ups delivery man, it takes 7 years to be a driver and there is a long waiting lost..u have to start out as a  PT unloader for the 1st 4-5 yrs. He Will be a security guard or something... Lol..fat and slow as phuckkk
 
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see: julian edelman. 

dude will get paid. flourish in proper system. 

gl
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Initech:

see: julian edelman. 

dude will get paid. flourish in proper system. 

gl

He needs to shed about 40 lbs., get faster and quicker if that's ever gonna happen. I think it's safe to say his chances of being a qb in the nfl are zero. 
 
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he might actually make it in the cfl.  he certainly can run good enough not sure on his passing though. there are some horrid passers though that  have played there. he d probably be an upgrade if he started for winnipeg next  year
 
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insurance saleman
 
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It's not funny that you lost a bill and a half, we've all been there

It's funny you came on here to cry about it, in this thread of all places.
 
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I lost 8k
 
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bg m.l was sweet @ +180...he will get a good gig w/ the $$$ alumni who use him  as a trophy...he be fine.
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most heisman trophy winners end up in the CFL 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Initech:

see: julian edelman. 

dude will get paid. flourish in proper system. 

gl
Great reference.  Lynch is already projected to go 4/5th round as a fullback.  I feel like 90% of this forum has no experience playing football, and far less insight/vision.  Jordan Lynch has great athletic ability and will make a career in the NFL outside of the QB position.  Need a further example: Michael Robinson, PSU QB that made a ten year career in the NFL as a half/fullback. 

Quit knocking Jordan Lynch.  If you didn't know that the BG offense had a huge advantage over the NIU secondary that's your own fault.  And if you lost 8K betting on a game where there was such a disparity in strengths and weaknesses you're a damn fool.  These forums are full of horrible cappers with too much money!
 
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He could start for the Jets right now. Couldnt be worse than what they got.
 
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His arm is limited , but he  can throw a bunch of 5 and 10 yard passes  just like Brady , who's arm is also limited  , maybe he has a future with the patriots 
 
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He'll surely do better in life than the losers talking about him working some dead end i.e. car salesman, UPS- as if the kid is a high school dropout.

I had a professor that taught me that insecurity and financial envy make the perfect peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

OP, how sick does it make you feel that this kid lived the dream, playing D-1 football, went to a BCS game, has a chance to go to NYC for a Heisman ceremony, and now gets to apply his FREE degree to a career?  Don't beat your wife over it.  Or your retail manager.  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by intel-1:

very tough answer to a simple question.

what will jordan lynch do for a living after his college career as a football player is over?

fireman? used car saleman? ups front desk? supermarket assistant manager?

i see him as a super market assistant manager daytime work. nighttime extra gig, i see him as a possible bouncer.

Given the determination and self discipline it takes to play football and go to school...I'm wagering he'll be just fine.  Punch your clock, bro. 
 
 
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