NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Keenan Reynolds could find himself in any number of places this fall: stationed on a boat or a submarine, connected to a special warfare division like the SEALs or attached to an aviation squadron.
Or at the headquarters of an NFL team.
The Navy quarterback is heading toward graduation and a service assignment as an information warfare officer. But if an NFL team drafts or signs Reynolds, the Navy could decide he would benefit the military with the profile that comes with playing professional football.
A sampling of personnel folks around the league suggest Reynolds will have an opportunity.