Hayne will be back

this will be long post so here we go, now I'll get the you know nothing rant I know one thing that a lot of people don't in Australia and that is NFL and Hayne will be back next, I'm not guaranteeing with us but back in the NRL. In the NFL you can be athletic all you want but end of the day the thing that will cut Hayne short is experience. The role he'll be playing is a return specialist not a wide receiver, not a Running back a specialist. What do other return specialists have in SF? The ability to play either running back or wide receiver if need be cause they play it in college and high school, Hayne has played neither. Hayne got a contract due to SF head coach having a rugby background and yes Seattle also wanted him but these teams brought him in for trial with no guarantee for a contract at the end he is atm a camp body nothing more, he may be doing well in training wait til the pads are on and in game situationsAnd after getting cut in August he may move to few more teams trying himself out but by October he may be a free agent and it'll stay that wayOnce you're a free agent for a while with no background your time is done. If he proves me wrong and does then he is the freak I know he is, but if he hasn't got it he won't muck around beating a dead horse to keep going he'll back knowing he had a goWhether it's parramatta? That's blog on it ownLet the haters and abusers commence their comments

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LB June 8, 2015 at 11:00pm

Knowing the NRL they wont grant that cap exemption to bring him back cause we're not Brisbane or Sydney City or Souths
and I agree deep down I hope he succeeds cause knowing us he'll play somewhere else, but me wanting back out weighs that
The Offside Eel June 9, 2015 at 7:46am

He won't be back with us anytime soon
JJ - The EEL June 9, 2015 at 11:14am

That's your opinion LB and time will tell, for mine Jarrod will make a special teams list with SF and will also be understudy in several positions including but not limited to running back. I actually think Jarrod also has the potential to be a MLB in defence. Personally I think Jarrod will only come back to the NRL to maybe finish the last couple of years of his career and look for a move into the media after he finishes playing.

As a note I actually played a bit of High School gridiron in Canada, so whilst you may know the NFL there is actually others who will match knowledge of the game and some..
- LB > JJ - The EEL June 9, 2015 at 12:44pm
  
  I didn't say nobody knew NFL I meant most Australians do not
  And I'm sorry but no way Hayne will make a middle linebacker, I'm open to be proven wrong but He wasn't the best tackler in NRL to be the main tackling position in NFL
- Ham Sammich > JJ - The EEL June 9, 2015 at 12:53pm
  
  Not really a fan of NFL outside of playing some Madden but it seems that positions are extremely specialised. When was the last time an NFL player played on both the offence and defence? I don't think a person who's new to the sport at 27 is going to play on the ball and off the ball, it'd just be too many playbooks to handle.
BiG G June 9, 2015 at 12:52pm

He will succeed, I would love to see him return but I know he will succeed. He is a born athlete and the biggest loss to NRL, not just Parra. He was a star in SOO, played for Australia and was rated as one of the best FB in the game, he's young and determined to succeed.
Gower Power June 9, 2015 at 1:26pm

what about the long service payment?
Ham Sammich June 9, 2015 at 1:39pm

Eto isn't really a champion try scorer. He scored a fair few in NSW cup, but reserve grade form doesn't always translate into NRL success and reserve grade also favours players who are naturally gifted in attack.
LB June 9, 2015 at 7:37pm

well said Ham
- Gower Power > LB June 10, 2015 at 5:50am
  
  Surely he'll get bored with the lack of game time he gets. I mean - it just drags out, with stopping and starting. He's not going to be the superstar playing 80 straight minutes like in the NRL.