Grant Irving

He was supposed to return and go to Texas Tech this year.

He's coming out, so now scouts have to, if they are interested, have to scramble and watch all his film and look at it from an NFL lens.

And oh yeah, by the way, is he going to be facing a major suspension from the NFL if you do spend a supplemental draft pick on him?

So we haven't heard from Roger, and I think everyone's looking at the commissioner right now and saying, we need some guidance here before July 10th.

We're going to deploy our scouts and we're going to really go into this thing.

The fact of the matter is this.

These NFL players who are caught gambling, they miss a full year of football.

And I look at Calvin Ridley, who was a Pro Bowl All-Pro wide receiver, missed a full year, was not allowed in the facility, okay?

That was kind of the precedent that was made.

However, we have now been years from that.

Is there a different bending or softening of the rules for a player that's coming in with something and didn't do it as a professional?

I look at marijuana, and I say that as a statement you could put on it.

I look at marijuana.

But I look at marijuana 20 years ago, it was like, gosh, if a player had something with weed in college, there was no chance an NFL team was going to take them.

And now it's like we don't even look at it in the same lens.

We don't even test at some point.

Is this that now with the gambling?

And do we penalize this young man from having a career because of the gambling suspension?

Or is it, hey, we have to look at this in a different lens because of where we are as a country and with sports and with all our partners, with how we do the sports wagering, whatever it is.

So fascinating case.