Isaiah Foskey Declares For NFL Draft.
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What a career. A consistent producer. Offenses had to game plan for Foskey every damn week. It’s going to be really tough to replace him next season.
It's crazy to think the numbers he would have produced had he started off the season playing as well as he did in the second half. He really came on down the stretch despite starting slowly and showed he was an elite P5 defender.
People wonder how the hell we played so well against the pass, despite lacking upside in the secondary across the board, THIS MAN is the reason why. He was a total passing game disruptor, and the opposing team's had trouble all year keeping him out of their backfield.
People wonder how the hell we played so well against the pass, despite lacking upside in the secondary across the board, THIS MAN is the reason why. He was a total passing game disruptor, and the opposing team's had trouble all year keeping him out of their backfield.
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We played so well against the pass partly because Foskey and more importantly because we have a really good secondary.
Hart and Morrison are both NFl guys. Bracy will probably make a team as a slot corner or at worst a practice guy.
Joseph is getting drafted too
So we got more talent than most in the secondary. Foskey had a good year, not a great year
If you have a pulse and play DB you get drafted. Morrison and Hart are good CBs, and Bracy provided some good veteran reps this season, and probably will find his way onto some NFL roster, but nobody was expecting a defensive backfield full of 3 stars and position converts to hold up so well against the pass this season. They played way above expectations!
Foskey was always beating his man and causing havoc in the backfield, leading to interceptions, fumbles, and sacks. Team's would go conservative on passing down's because of this guy's performance. He made the defensive passing game look really good this season.
Foskey started the season slowly, but from UNLV on he was on fire and every bit of the player that he was hyped up to be.
He's a guy who could go top 10 in the draft with a good combine but will probably go mid to late first.
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First statement was wrong
Foskey had a good year, no doubt. Not a great year though
He's more likely late first to early 2nd right now
And what happens when that’s gone 5 years after they retire from the NFL ?
On the other side of the coin we don’t know how much more he might have made if he stayed another year.
Deshone Kizer comes to mind !
Why do you assume it will be gone ? You should really think twice before you type. You have absolutely no idea about Kyle Hamilton and his fiscal practices.
just another example of the stupidity of fixating on recruiting rankings and stars
YOU HAVE TO HAVE 5 STARS to be worth a thing!
BS
He will be at ND this spring to finish his graduation
I'm pretty sure he's going to be okay
Because the statistics support my premise
By the way, do you know what the word “THEY” means ?
Look it up before you type !
He's a first round draft choice. And soon to be Notre Dame graduate.
I think he will be okay
Since you also seem to be challenged when it comes to reading comprehension, look up the meaning of the word “THEY” !
In 5 years after THEY make millions of dollars, THEY can sign another multi million dollar deal, or go back to school and finish 1 year of schooling while being multi millionaires.
Understand
"According to Sports Illustrated, nearly 4 out of 5 former NFL players either go bankrupt or suffer severe financial distress within two years of retirement."
Are you that gullible? ND kid in this article.
13 NFL Players Who Lost Millions
See how Vince Young, Terrell Owens and others lost big.
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I'm sure there are. I'm sure there are Harvard grad thats have financial troubles.Are you that gullible? ND kid in this article.
13 NFL Players Who Lost Millions
See how Vince Young, Terrell Owens and others lost big.
But no chance 4 out of 5 ND players go bankrupt 2 years after they retire.
I didn't say bankrupt, I said they have financial issues, or they lose most of what they've earned.
But they don’t, they’re broke or financially distressed within 5 years after retirement
Before reconfirming your ignorance you might want to watch episode 44 of 30 for 30, entitled “Broke”, then read “Sports Illustrated” when they reported that 4 out of 5 are broke or financially distressed within a short time after retirement.
Give me the ND numbers. I don't care that that kids from Bama or Miami go broke
Tell me about Notre Dame kids
“Golf”, now there’s a game I really like, unfortunately, it’s a little too cold to hit the links right now. Maybe later, after I finish educating you and the other dolts !
