Jarryd Hayne's bid to play in the NFL could inspire other NRL players, says Michael Jennings KANGAROOS centre Michael Jennings says Jarryd Hayne's bold move to quit rugby league for a shot at the NFL has inspired him and he believes it could encourage more league stars to try their luck in the United States. Ahead of Saturday night's Four Nations final clash with New Zealand, Jennings spoke glowingly of former NSW and Australia teammate Hayne's decision to leave Parramatta to follow his dream of playing in the NFL. Michael Jennings says he is "incredibly inspired" by Jarryd Haye's decision. "I am really inspired by what he is doing," Jennings said. Jarryd has always had that drive to really test himself. He is challenging himself and following his dreams. "A lot of kids, players and people can be inspired by what "Haynesy" is doing. He is leaving a lot behind, a big contract. What he's doing is massive. It's inspiring. Hayne dropped in on his former Eels teammates, who were on tour in Seattle this week, to say his farewells. Jennings said more NRL players would look at possible NFL careers if Hayne was to succeed. If Jarryd gets a contract it could open the door for a lot of players over here. A lot of scouts over there will look at NRL players," Jennings said. I have no doubt he will make it. Jarryd Hayne's move could open doors for more NRL players. After 10 straight months of torrid rugby league, Jennings has dismissed burnout fears, declaring the Kangaroos will be going in with a "nothing to lose" mentality for their final match of 2014. "There's no tomorrow, that's it," Test centre Michael Jennings told The Daily Telegraph. We have to give it our all, it's the last game of the year. Every player will do everything they can to win. There is nothing to lose. We just have to go out there and give it our all. We don't have a game next week. Last game, we just have to do what we do. There's no holding back. Every player is prepared for this one last game. It's been a big season and hopefully all of us can finish off the year with a win, that would be ideal. It will be a fantastic end to the season. The Australian jumper means a lot to me. When I was a young fella, a young kid, I always aspired to play for my country. I always wanted to put on a green and gold jersey and represent my country. Australian forward Corey Parker echoed Jennings, declaring: "There is no tomorrow. Be nice to go into the off-season with a win. The Kangaroos trained in picturesque Porirua on Thursday and will finalise preparations with a captain's run at Westpac Stadium on Friday. After a series of disruptions since the tournament started, Australia are ready now to claim the Four Nations title in New Zealand's backyard. Jennings has enjoyed another stellar season, outside of an injury earlier this year. He helped the Roosters to a grand final qualifier and NSW to a historic State of Origin win over Queensland.