Caserio calls NFL-to-college moves absurd but not a concern
Houston Texans general manager Nick Caserio described the trend of NFL players returning to college as 'ridiculous,' but said it does not affect his team's operations. He added that the situation has little bearing on the Texans' day-to-day work.
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Caserio's remarks come as a small but notable number of NFL players have explored returning to college competition, a development that has generated discussion around league roster rules and eligibility questions. The Texans' general manager dismissed the movement as "ridiculous" while
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