Breaking rumor: WR Jeremy Childs going pro
by Kevan Lee on Jan 9, 2009 7:22 AM PST
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According to a report by Boise TV station KBCI (motto: "It's like KTVB except with less Augusto), Jeremy Childs will be taking his 10-yard curl routes to the NFL.
Multiple sources say star wide receiver Jeremy Childs is (leaving early).
One of those sources is former Bronco and current Dallas Cowboy CB Orlando Scandrick, a close friend of Childs. The two have been working out together during the offseason and probably counting Scandrick's wads of dollar bills in their free time.
The announcement is surprising inasmuch as it is exactly the opposite of what Childs had promised in November.
"I get that question a lot," he said, "but I always told my mom I’d get my degree. I made a commitment to the school to go to school, so I don’t see why me leaving early, (there) would be any reason. I want to get my degree. That’s first and foremost. I love the coaches here ... I want to play with the team and play with these players as long as I possibly can."
Oh well. There's always the University of Phoenix online program. We hear they offer Applied Studies.
Childs has yet to received his grades from the NFL advisory committe, and those results might be the ultimate deciding factor in his decision. However, according to NFL Draft Scout, Childs might as well buy himself a $50.00 suit and start practicing his interview skills because the website thinks he is one of the top 15 receivers available.
Stay tuned next week when Ryan Clady breaks the news that John Gott is declaring for the NFL.
Read more:
Childs leans toward NFL according to Scandrick [KBCI] | Childs says he'll return in 2009 [Bronco Beat]
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I feel like if Childs goes early, the Broncos got cheated out of 2 years of eligibility. However, I can see why Childs would want to leave, since the national record holder in scoring in his position is coming in this spring. But if he stays, good luck to opposing secondaries.
by pretendhuman on Jan 9, 2009 7:21 PM PST reply actions
It's getting to be ridiculous! We can't keep any seniors on the team, 'cause they keep going pro.
These guys were all 2 and 3 star recruits, too. BSU coaches must be doin' it right, whatever they're doin'.
by TitoRay on Jan 10, 2009 5:15 PM PST reply actions
All i can say is i hope he stays but you cany blame somebody for turning down that kind of money
by A_T_L on Jan 10, 2009 8:40 PM PST reply actions
That would be a sad loss. I hope Titus Young stops asking people to buy him beer so we can have him at least.
by KYBronco on Jan 11, 2009 7:56 PM PST reply actions
Think it is a mistake for Jeremy. He is good but not great. BSU is poised for a great year in 09 (let face it – 08 was not expected to be a championship caliber team) and with the O line maturing and very good 2nd yr QB, I can see a breakout year coming for offense and passing. Jeremy has a real opportunity to turn good into great (even with T Young returning).
by BroncoNavy on Jan 12, 2009 10:37 AM PST reply actions
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