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The president could be drafted by an NFL team. It would simply give that team the rights to the president if he should ever choose to play football in the NFL. Roger Staubach, for instance, played at Navy was drafted. He did not play football for 5 years because he fulfilled his naval duties, including a tour in Vietnam. He later went on to win 2 Superbowls and go to 6 Pro Bowls.
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