Wow I made one mistake Offensive linemen, happy?
You're not just a pr!ck on the Hull forum but on the VT too.

Hayne would be playing in a 3-4 defence and if ended up at OLB (which he wouldn't) he'd be competing with Arron Lynch and Eli Harold who both weigh in at 270 and 265 pounds. he wouldn't be effective as a pass rusher at all and would struggle with positioning and stopping the run.

It must be a struggle for you to have a normal conversation, bless.

Pernell McPhee weighs 280 pounds and Quinton Coples weighs 290 pounds, and guess what they both play OLB. So weighing 250-270 wouldn't be an issue for Hayne whatsoever. So for spoiling your nonsense.

Not quite correct. Roosters do have $600k available on cap, but as the season would be over half way complete by the time Hayne would join, they'd only need to count half a seasons salary on this years cap... So, if they were to sign him on $1.2m a season, the 2nd half of this season would only cost $600k on the cap... All very convenient, particularly as that sort of salary would put him in line with the very top earners in the game, and the Roosters were wining and dining him when he was in Aus, he was spotted in a restaurant with Trent Robinson (all a coincidence they claimed) and Nick Politis even lent him a super car...

To get back on track and not on NFL, who I the NRL could actually afford to bring Hayne in for next season?

Watch the World Rugby Sevens Series on Sky Sports Now Jarrard Hayne on the pitch for Fiji

How did he do?

It was Fiji (rank1) v England (rank 9) first match Hayne was on the bench.
Fiji were rubbish England won easy, Hayne came on in the second half only touched the ball once, took it to the line and past it on to winger that took it into contact and tried to offload back to Hayne but went straight into England players hands for a try.

two more group matches to come but I don't understand the coverage as it ended before we got to see Fiji's second group game?!?