USC cornerback Kevon Seymour, a sixth-round draft choince, signed a contract with the Buffalo Bills. Seymour’s in an ideal position in Buffalo, because defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman and secondary coach Tim McDonald (both former USC All-American safeties) want him to succeed. The same couldn’t be said of his USC coaches the past two years.
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So you’re saying an NFL secondary coach doesn’t necessarily want their players to succeed? But they do if they are alumni? Hmmm.
Note to Blogger: if the players don’t succeed in the NFL, then the coach is the first one to be let go.
but you don’t.
Is he going to seymour money?