A member club cannot sign a player to an NFL Player Contract or select a player in a draft (principal or supplemental) until such player meets one of the following requirements:

COLLEGE ELIGIBILITY. All college football eligibility of such player has expired through participation in college football (expiration does not include a loss of college football eligibility through withdrawal from school, dismissal or signing of a professional contract in another football league). Or,

GRADUATION. Such player has been graduated and received a diploma from are cognized

college or university prior to the beginning of the League’s next regular season (“recognized college or university” means any institution listed in the Blue Book of College Athletics published by the Rohrich Corporation, 903 E. Tallmadge Avenue, Akron, Ohio 44310 and or the Education Directory, Colleges and Universities, U.S. Dept. of Education, Washington, D.C.). A diploma of graduation issued by a recognized college or university to a student under an accelerated course or program is acceptable for eligibility purposes despite the fact that the student actually attended such institution for a period of less than four years. Or,

FIVE-YEAR RULE. Five League seasons have elapsed since such player first entered. attended, practiced football at, or participated in football games for a recognized junior college, college, or university (“recognized junior college, college, or university” means any institution listed in appropriate publications by the publishers cited in the above section). Special consideration is granted to those players whose college and or conference allow five years of football eligibility, during all of which a player may participate full-time, as distinguished from those who “red-shirt,” i.e., do not participate during one particular year. If a player under such circumstances has completed four years of participating foot-ball eligibility and elects not to avail himself of the fifth year, such player is eligible for selection in the League. Or,

NON-FOOTBALL COLLEGIANS. Such player did not play or otherwise participate in college football, and four League seasons have elapsed since the player first entered or attended college. Or,

SPECIAL ELIGIBILITY. Such player has been granted eligibility through special permission of the Commissioner.

OTHER ELIGIBILITY RULES

The following additional rules have bearing on the basic requirements listed above:

ANOTHER SPORT. The fact that a player has college athletic eligibility remaining in a sport other than football does not affect his eligibility for the League, pro-vided such player meets all other applicable League eligibility requirements.

COMPLETION OF COLLEGE GAMES. Despite the fact that player may meet other League eligibility requirements stated here, a member club cannot sign a player to a player contract, select a player in a draft (principal or supplemental), or in any manner, directly or indirectly, engage the services of a player until completion of all football games, including postseason bowl games, in which the teamof the school or college of such player is to participate and in which the player is to participate. If a club violates this section, it is subject to disciplinary action by the Commissioner.

COLLEGE AND NFL IN SAME SEASON. No person who plays college football after the opening date of the NFL training season in any year may be under contract to, practice with, or play games for a club in the League during the balance of that same football season.

REPEATED ELIGIBILITY. No person who has never been drafted in the Leagueand who has a college football eligibility remaining and who registers at a college for the fall term or semester may be signed to a contract by a club in the League until the close of the next succeeding principal draft of the League, at which time he would be eligible for selection regardless of how many seasons in excess of five have elapsed since he first registered at a college and regardless of how many drafts for which he was eligible have transpired.

EARLY SIGNINGS. No person eligible for a draft (principal or supplemental) maybe signed to a contract with a club in the League until completion of the draft for which he is eligible.

EARLY GRADUATION. Any player who expects to graduate before his college football eligibility expires may become conditionally eligible for the League’s principal draft (i.e., the 12-round annual draft that includes approximately 336choices) by declaring to the Commissioner in writing his intention to graduate before the League’s next succeeding regular season, which declaration must being the Commissioner’s office no later than 15 days before the date of the opening of the principal draft (for 1987, the deadline is Monday, April 13). The Com-missioner has the authority to change the receipt date of the written declaration if he deems such change appropriate. If a player’s written declaration is received in timely fashion and the League Office determines that he has a reasonable opportunity to graduate before the next succeeding regular season of the League, all member clubs will be advised of his conditional eligibility for the principal draft. Any player so designated cannot be signed to an NFL Player Con-tract, regardless of whether he is selected in the draft, until the League office is advised by an appropriate authority at the player’s college that he has graduated. Any player who makes such a declaration to graduate and who does not graduate before the next succeeding regular season of the League will be ineligi-ble in the League for that season and postseason: and, if such player has been selected in the principal draft, the selecting club will forfeit its selection choice. Any player who falls to make a timely written declaration of his intent to graduate but does graduate before his college football eligibility expires and before the beginning of the next succeeding regular season of the League will be eligible for a supplemental draft.

ELIGIBLE PLAYER NOT SELECTED. A player eligible for a draft (principal or sup-plemental) who is not selected is a free agent and may be signed by any club in the League, provided, however, that if such player returns to college to play football, he is subject to the provisions of REPEATED ELIGIBILITY and/or COL-LEGE AND NFL IN SAME SEASON above.

SUPPLEMENTAL SELECTION.

Any player who is ineligible for the principal draft but who becomes eligible after such draft and prior to the beginning of the League’s next regular season is not eligible to be signed as a free agent but is eligible for a supplemental selection procedure conducted by the Commissioner. The order of selection in any supplemental draft will be established by aweighted lottery (the weakest club will have its name in the drawing 28 times, the next weakest 27 times, etc., until the Super Bowl winner will have its name in once).  The procedure proceeds by rounds, and any club selecting a player forfeits a selection choice in the next succeeding principal draft equal to that exercised in the supplemental draft.

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