Jaylon Smith on how ND players are looked at by others in the NFL

[@Guardian002]

Jaylon stands out as one of the most commendable players from Notre Dame. His decision to participate in the bowl game against Ohio State, despite being fully aware of the potential risks, exemplifies his dedication and team spirit. Regrettably, he sustained a significant injury during the game. However, his remarkable resilience and unwavering commitment to recovery are testaments to his character. His journey through adversity is not only inspiring but also a reflection of the benevolent guidance he attributes to his faith during challenging times. Go Irish ☘

[@jimmykelly4138]

Jaylen was my favorite player of all time, class guy, hard worker, great teammate, smart player, we were lucky to have him play for the ☘️

[@michaelkraus4135]

His injury kept him from being in the HALL OF FAME .

[@diggingmystyle]

That's hard to say. He was an athletic freak but lacked the instincts of a HOF LB. Give Manti Teo that athleticism and Manti would be in the HOF.

[@anthonysuches153]

Dirty hit as well.

[@tommcguire1315]

That injury he had at ND in the bowl game limited the success he could have had in the NFL. What a great dude and ambassador for ND...wish Golden was the d coordinator when he was here

[@robbyd3892]

Of course you’re probably better. Better educated. Which will pay dividends once football is finished.

[@bobbyray9825]

Love it.

[@onetwo6039]

ND players are held to a higher regard, a higher standard, ultimately an amazing group of kids on and off the field that's unlike any other college. Go Irish 🍀

[@awilliams5007]

So glad kelly is gone.

[@onetwo6039]

@awilliams5007 Yes. I gotta give him some props for bringing in MF though. Just saying....

[@jimdellavecchia4594]

I know that 70% of the football players are not academically qualified

[@victorgwynn6588]

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