He wanted to do that as much as a CEO “wants” to resign after they got caught doing some shyt that fukked the company.
The Navy has denied Bucs rookie Cameron Kinley a waiver to delay his commission and play in the NFL
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Cactricks at it again
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
Joe Biden can grant the breh with the stroke of a pen… Breh agency need to go ahead and use those political connections ASAP..
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
Gotta do the time if you put your name on the line.
I aint gon argue for him to go play
I aint gon argue for him to go play
Players for other service academies have been allowed to forgo their commissions.
i wonder why
Just play anyway. Can’t he just resign? I’m not passing up millions of dollars to be with a bunch of men on a boat.
Maybe he didn't realize he'd be an NFL prospect. Guy was probably only 17 or 18.Well I mean he kind of did take away his own dream by signing up for the Navy
50 years ago. Different circumstances then.Roger Staubach had to do 4.
True, but unfortunately it’s one of those situations that’s not easy to walk away from even if it means living your dream.
Couldn’t they give him a dishonorable discharge for that? You don’t want that shyt on your record.
JP_614
Superstar
I remember they wouldn’t let Bernard James out early to go to college shyt be crazy 
. Then they let a whole bunch of people go anyways.
. Then they let a whole bunch of people go anyways.
How good is he?
If im making millions yall just gonna have to give me a general discharge, unless he get arrested or some shyt he wont get a dishonorable. If he like a fringe player and might not make the team then
If im making millions yall just gonna have to give me a general discharge, unless he get arrested or some shyt he wont get a dishonorable. If he like a fringe player and might not make the team then
staticshock
Veteran
Players for other service academies have been allowed to forgo their commissions.
to be fair he’s the only one in the navy
army and Air Force might different rules
The stain of that discharge would follow him for the rest of his life. No use in getting a dishonorable discharge for a dream that might not even last but only a few weeks.
join the navy brehs