With the recent accusations and personal tribulations that Mr. Wadley laid out for America to hear, how will this effect his future, if at all? In many cases a young man graduating from Iowa and a very popular team member of the Iowa Hawkeyes, jobs are not hard to come by. You're already ahead of the curve when landing a job as you have a house-hold name and you can add Kirk Ferentz as a reference. I have personally seen many players get into medical sales. Many of these jobs can pay 100 k and even more. Does Wadley still have the potential to come back to Iowa and land a great sales role if he chooses too. If you were an employer, would his current public statements alter how you think of him, or give you a personal bias if he were to apply for your company? Did the words that he spoke make him more or less employable, or is it even irrelevant?
Wadley - What now ? Future Plans ?
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If you have half a brain, you can answer all of your own questions.
I am not concerned about Wadley future. Based on what I have read, he is not honorable business man and needs to get life in order
I hope he does but I am not going to worry about it
I hope he does but I am not going to worry about it
Well, it's safe to say that being an honorary team captain probably isn't in his future.
Who cares? He's an adult, he'll figure it out.
I'm guessing next time he shows up it will be on COPS.
Unless Wadley can weasel some money out of his Kirk company accusations, I see him working in the sporting goods department of Walmart.
Wadley is dead to me, never thought I would say that
Do you think he will get that far?
Anyone know what his study's were at Iowa?
Don't believe he received his degree.
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For me, I have ZERO respect for the guy ... I always appreciate guys who wore the black and gold ... but I'll never support someone on a witch hunt ... looking for a pay day from Iowa ... someone trying to hurt Iowa recruiting ... F* him ...
If I'm not mistaken didnt he literally fumble away his shot at the NFL on his first return? Dude needs to realize KF or BF didnt cause that.
I have no doubt he now legitimately looks back on his Iowa experience negatively, but it’s only blatantly obvious it’s because his post-college life didn’t turn out the way he wanted and it’s psychologically easier to find someone/something else to blame. I hope he finds some positive influences in his life before it’s too late because he looks like a damn fool right now.
Or he qualifies as Sleepy Joe Biden's VP pick.
I still don’t believe there was any good reason the guy couldn’t gain the weight he should have gained. He had a lot of potential but wanted to rely on his quickness too much. He could have had a better career at Iowa and actually made the NFL. Also don’t think there is much upstairs, it can be hard to teach intelligence.
There are always people who would much rather point the finger at others than except responsibility for their own short comings.
