Oregon head coach Dan Lanning expressed concerns regarding the recent decision allowing NFL players to return to college football. On August 20, a total of 16 players from the class of 2022 were granted a temporary restraining order against the NCAA, allowing them a fifth year of eligibility. Among those players are Dae'Quan Wright and Jack Pyburn, who are currently on NFL training camp rosters. Lanning stated, "Once you go to the NFL, to me, you’re in the NFL. You don’t get the opportunity to come back." He noted that inviting former NFL players back to college teams could displace current players who have been preparing for the season. This ruling follows a lawsuit in Louisiana that challenged the NCAA's eligibility model, which allows athletes five years to play five seasons starting from their 19th birthday or their enrollment date.
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Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Discusses NFL Players Returning to College Football
Oregon head coach Dan Lanning criticized the decision allowing NFL players to return to college football, citing fairness to current players. Sixteen players received a temporary restraining order permitting them a fifth year of eligibility. Lanning emphasized that this development could disrupt team rosters and negatively impact players who have been training for the season.
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Oregon coach Dan Lanning lays out multiple reasons why NFL players returning to college football is 'unfair'
Oregon Coach Dan Lanning Discusses NFL Players Returning to College Football