NFL Draft invites high school coaches of players in attendance
February 22, 2018 / Football
College football players who accept an invitation to this year’s NFL Draft can bring along their high school coaches, NFL.com’s Gil Brandt reported Thursday.
The NFL will pay all expenses for high school coaches who make the trip. The draft kicks off April 26 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
There were no other details on whether the coaches would be recognized during the draft, but the trip alone is great move and hopefully something they continue to do for future events. College coaches are almost always acknowledged for a player’s development as they prepare for the NFL, but high school coaches deserve just as much credit — if not more.
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