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<blockquote data-quote="Jaguares" data-source="post: 679499" data-attributes="member: 63264">Let me tell you what&#039;s going to happen. Jarryd going to spend much time on the bench with a few minutes on the field. Americans aren&#039;t going to be patients, they won&#039;t wait for him. Then after 2 or 3 seasons, he will return to the NRL, where younger players with more future will be better than Hayne. So his status won&#039;t be the same, then he will say: &quot;I still serve for Union,&quot; and he will follow the route of Wendell Sailor, Lote Tuqiri and Izzy Folau.So he&#039;s going to play the RWC Japan 2019 with the Wallaby jersey with 31 years :lol:End of storyJarryd: All roads lead to UnionWell, that makes things worse for him. Marshawn Lynch is one of the best RBs in the NFL, then he has no chance in easier position for rugby players (grab the ball from QB&#039;s hand and run):[media=youtube]C6BRfOBd9Jk[/media]I&#039;m an NFL follower, I really like the NFL. I know what is the most important professional league in the first world economy. Be that handles numbers that are larger than any other league around the world (Even the Champions League). For that reason I say that it&#039;s very very difficult for anyone to stand out in NFL, without having years of experience in the sport against the best collegiate athletes of USA.I don&#039;t know if I could be a good thing to have the attention of Americans, can be very good or very bad. Suppose Jarryd succeeds in the NFL, that would put the eyes of NFL scouts in rugby players, for all we know, no rugby team can compete against the NFL&#039;s money, then rugby will suffer a talent drain unprecedented.In the worst case, rugby would became the NFL hotbed. That wouldn&#039;t be good for any of the codes...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jaguares, post: 679499, member: 63264"] Let me tell you what's going to happen. Jarryd going to spend much time on the bench with a few minutes on the field. Americans aren't going to be patients, they won't wait for him. Then after 2 or 3 seasons, he will return to the NRL, where younger players with more future will be better than Hayne. So his status won't be the same, then he will say: "I still serve for Union," and he will follow the route of Wendell Sailor, Lote Tuqiri and Izzy Folau. So he's going to play the RWC Japan 2019 with the Wallaby jersey with 31 years :lol: End of story Jarryd: All roads lead to Union Well, that makes things worse for him. Marshawn Lynch is one of the best RBs in the NFL, then he has no chance in easier position for rugby players (grab the ball from QB's hand and run): [media=youtube]C6BRfOBd9Jk[/media] I'm an NFL follower, I really like the NFL. I know what is the most important professional league in the first world economy. Be that handles numbers that are larger than any other league around the world (Even the Champions League). For that reason I say that it's very very difficult for anyone to stand out in NFL, without having years of experience in the sport against the best collegiate athletes of USA. I don't know if I could be a good thing to have the attention of Americans, can be very good or very bad. Suppose Jarryd succeeds in the NFL, that would put the eyes of NFL scouts in rugby players, for all we know, no rugby team can compete against the NFL's money, then rugby will suffer a talent drain unprecedented. In the worst case, rugby would became the NFL hotbed. That wouldn't be good for any of the codes... [/QUOTE]

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