Canadian Football League Eligibility

Yep.

Under the current rules, you could find a guy who didn't use up his time clock of 4 seasons in five years, went to the NFL, and returned to use up the rest of his eligibility.

Find a guy who went pro after three years and didn't make an NFL roster.

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You’d literally have grown men controlling the line of scrimmage

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Indiana enters the chat

I don’t see how it’s any different from g league players signing with college basketball teams

Let's start with the ALL CFL team


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LG: Brandon Revenberg, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Second Team: Pier-Olivier Lestage, Montreal Alouettes

Look at this mean SOB. You're telling me you don't want him opening up lanes for Berry? Looks like he went to Grand Valley State, DII out of Michigan.

6'4 300

Revenberg finished with a 70.1 PFF pass-blocking grade that ranked sixth among all offensive linemen. He permitted just 19 total pressures on 717 pass-blocking snaps.

5) Brandon Revenberg, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (N)

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Hard money: $210,500
Maximum value: $221,000

The 32-year-old native of Essex, Ont. received a $25,000 offseason roster bonus on Feb. 1 and will earn another $162,700 in base salary, $13,800 in housing money, and $9,000 in marketing money this year. Revenberg will also earn $250 each time he plays more than half of Hamilton’s offensive snaps in a game and another $6,000 in potential all-star and awards incentives. The six-foot-four, 300-pound blocker is a four-time All-CFL selection and five-time All-East Division selection at guard.



You get the idea. They all seem to be pretty affordable and could make more at LSU than they do in the CFL. Half these guys went to a DII school or college in Canada. Yeah it would further bastardize college sports as we know it, but hopefully the absurdity of it all would lead to some control put in place eventually in the next few years. But until then, let's exploit it. Let's get Lane to Canada for a recruiting trip.