NFL Makes Major Ruling On Dae’Quan Wright, Zxavian Harris After LSU Roster Saga

By Staff ReporterSep 16, 20263:16 pmDiscuss the story34
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The unusual saga involving Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris took another major turn Wednesday.

The NFL sent a memo to teams clarifying that Wright and Harris are ineligible to visit, try out for or sign with any NFL club during the 2026 season.

The decision comes after both players attempted to return to college football at LSU following brief NFL stints this offseason. Neither player was ultimately added to LSU’s 105-man roster, leaving them without a college or NFL team for the 2026 season.

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boomtapp3 hours
These guys got absolutely screwed.
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FliesByNight3 hours
A large part of that blame should be with LSU. To lure them back to college and then not have them on the roster after all the storm they caused is low. The SEC/NCAA was never going to do anything about it.
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bullshite FliesByNight.
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Popstiger2 hours
That is a stupid take. You have zero knowledge about whether LSU did anything
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They would be/should be on LSU's football roster right now if it wasn't for shite eating jackass Greg Sankey. Why does LSU have to follow said rules but no other program in the conference or the country has too.

Wright and Harris' party is going to sue the ever living frick out of Sankey and the SEC. And they should. Not their fault the SEC, nor the NCAA, have no idea what they're doing. They deserve every penny they're eventually going to sue for.

Again frick Sankey and the SEC.
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TouchdownTony2 hours
Why you blaming Sankey? A Baton Rouge judge said they could play and everything I’ve read here that supercedes the SEC ruling. Lane and LSU put the screws to these lads. Told them to come back, then told them they weren’t going to rostered and that whole time the NFL said if you go back to college you can’t come back here. Nope, they weren’t sold a bill of goods by the most self centered coach that’s ever walked.
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Popstiger2 hours
Your ignorance is showing. You have no idea what you are talking about.
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Pleasenewdc2 hours
TouchdownTony, you literally only discuss half of what occurred. Super disingenuous. 1. NCAA and College Football stole a year of eligibility from these guys. 2. Chambliss just got approved for tonsillitis. As a medical professional, this is just fricking laughable, and there are dozens of similar examples. 3. A judge, just like in many other cases, made a ruling. LSU could have gone with that ruling but deemed it too risky for the team as a whole. Finally, no one forced these guys to make this decision. They made it on their own. The players took a risk and LSU tried to push it (like Texas Tech with Brandon Sorsby), but it didn't go well and ended here. According to you, though, they should have foreseen all this?
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Colonel Flagg3 hours
It is quite hilarious that the NCAA and conferences are acting like anll the players aren’t professional athletes. They just released that the top universities are spending $50 million on their football rosters. :lol:
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Gonadballbarian3 hours
So they can't go to college because they were in the NFL and they can't go to the NFL because they were in college?? so because of everyone else screwing them over, they get screwed over more? Gfy
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Pootshooter3 hours
It’s really sad bc a football player has a much shorter window to earn a living in their profession that most others do. Especially a player in their 20s to have valuable learning and playing time, Sankey wasted a crucial year of these players careers.
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pitchandcatch273 hours
Where in the Fk the NCAA, they are the ones responsible for screwing up this whole damn saga. Hate it for the players.
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Barbellthor3 hours
Why? Sue the NFL.
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BTRtoIAH2 hours
I don’t know why they are listed with LSU on their college. They never were rostered are played for LSU.
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lsusteve13 hours
So brave if the NFL lol - we already knew they weren’t doing for 2026 season
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NorthstarinLA2 hours
They will use that to further hammer Sankey/Sec when they go back to court.
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Ponchy Tiger1 hour
This is a nothing burger. Neither of these guys are good enough for the NFL. If they were they never would have been cut. Not sure why the NFL felt they had to do this.
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LSUPilot072 hours
The “adults” in the room should be ashamed how they screwed these kids. If you don’t want them in college then at least let them go pro. How they can decide that they can’t play pro OR go back to college is bullshite.
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mtsu3 hours
It’s a shame that adults can’t come together to do the right thing for these kids. They are completely innocent. It’s just sad.
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TouchdownTony2 hours
It’s a shame that a sleazy coach has caused this chaos. Granted eligibility by a judge, told the kids to enroll then didn’t roster them. Wow.
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ThomasShelby1 hour
Touchdowntony…I can’t even call your level of trolling good. Please…for the sake of all trolling…do better.
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Rainier Fog7 min
Roger Goodell sucks cock. There is no reason a 3+ year college player would otherwise be ineligible.
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Maurice Clarett
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ImBatman1 hour
The NFL thinks they rule the world.
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Sheeeeeeeeeit
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Pepe Lepew2 hours
So, if you get paid to play anything, aren’t you a pro?
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LesnarF52 hours
I hope these players sue the SEC and the NCAA for millionsssssssssssss!!! I hope they don't settle out of court and get every penny they sue for. frick the SEC and the NCAA.
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blueboy2 hours
Dang. I was hoping we'd get Dae'Quil. He good.
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