Over the years, players have left school early to enter the NFL draft for various reasons—family stability, better draft positioning and sometimes bad advice from those around them.

Jimmy Clausen and Golden Tate are recent examples, Darius Walker went undrafted after declaring himself eligible for the 2007 draft and Raghib Ismail left school after finishing second in the Heisman Trophy voting and had a solid career in the Canadian Football League as well as the NFL.

Every situation is different, every family has needs, and a lot of advisers claim to have the best interest of the student athlete in mind.

Receiver Michael Floyd and tight...

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