The rookie corner made good on a promise to himself to finish his college degree.
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Jets rookie cornerback Sauce Gardner left the University of Cincinnati early last spring to enter the NFL draft, which proved to be the smart move for 22-year-old Gardner, who was selected by New York with the No. 4 overall pick.
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Sauce Gardner’s getting his head in the game … and the textbooks.
The University of Cincinnati product is heading back to school, realizing he’s got unfinished business after a standout rookie year in the NFL.
Sauce tweeted his intentions to return to school to earn his college degree. Makes sense for a cerebral player like Gardner, who accomplished the near-impossible in his first year in the pros by being named to the First-Team All-Pro team. He became the first Jets rook in 62 years to earn an All-Pro nod.
