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Post by sean™ on Sept 30, 2018 20:15:51 GMT -5
**** the raiders
dawg pound got screwed.
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Post by ClashOfStyles on Sept 30, 2018 23:07:23 GMT -5
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Post by A-Rob on Sept 30, 2018 23:19:16 GMT -5
People thought The Pats were in trouble, nope! They beat down the Dolphins in epic fashion! The Colts don't have a prayer on Thursday.
It's safe to say Earl Thomas is done with the Seahawks with flipping off the sideline after breaking his leg.
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Post by King Richius on Sept 30, 2018 23:53:28 GMT -5
People thought The Pats were in trouble, nope! They beat down the Dolphins in epic fashion! The Colts don't have a prayer on Thursday. It's safe to say Earl Thomas is done with the Seahawks with flipping off the sideline after breaking his leg. The Pats always have average Septembers before putting it together to steamroll their way into the playoffs. Remember how "bad" they were a year or two ago after getting their butts kicked by the Chiefs? Oh my, that was the end. The dynasty was over. How'd that turn out? I'm sure they will win the division and be right back in the playoffs by the end of the season.
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Post by ClashOfStyles on Oct 1, 2018 8:17:14 GMT -5
People thought The Pats were in trouble, nope! They beat down the Dolphins in epic fashion! The Colts don't have a prayer on Thursday. It's safe to say Earl Thomas is done with the Seahawks with flipping off the sideline after breaking his leg. They start this way every year and every time the media tries to push the “Pats dynasty is over” narrative. The Pats are ALWAYS going to a contender until both Brady and Belichick retire. They’re always in either the AFC championship game or the Super Bowl. Wouldn’t surprise me if they don’t lose another game this season and go 14-2.
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Post by kennyw86v2 on Oct 1, 2018 9:14:20 GMT -5
People thought The Pats were in trouble, nope! They beat down the Dolphins in epic fashion! The Colts don't have a prayer on Thursday. It's safe to say Earl Thomas is done with the Seahawks with flipping off the sideline after breaking his leg. Yeah new England was always gonna be an 11 or 12 maybe 13 win team. People panic too soon on them every year. They aren't Minnesota, Philly, the rams, etc...one of the teams without a history of success. They can always recover. Lost a lot of respect for earl thomas of late. If he is so unhappy, we can switch jobs. Overpaid, spoiled bum.
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Post by sean™ on Oct 1, 2018 9:50:47 GMT -5
Football players are 10x more physical on almost any given play than Baseball players through entire games. Yet their salaries are much higher and include guaranteed cash and length.
I see no issues with someone trying to secure their future.
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Post by "The Visionary" Eldniw on Oct 1, 2018 12:29:37 GMT -5
Up 17-3, got no excuses for going to OT and losing. Refs flat out blew a block in the back call on TEN, but as I make myself believe, they shouldn't have put themselves in a position where a blown call led to them losing. Absolutely no reason for OT when you're up 14, halfway through the 3rd.
But we're fine. 2-2 is not the end of the world. Granted those 2 are 2 I did not see them losing when I made my prediction. But then there's teams that haven't been that good this season, and have also lost games that they shouldn't. Saints. Jags. It's all good. Still early.
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Post by kennyw86v2 on Oct 1, 2018 12:44:04 GMT -5
Football players are 10x more physical on almost any given play than Baseball players through entire games. Yet their salaries are much higher and include guaranteed cash and length. I see no issues with someone trying to secure their future. Earl Thomas signed that deal. Honor it. 40 million dollars over 4 years is hardly tough times for his family. This is the second time he's been hurt under this contract, plus retirement talks, now acting like a child. him. Also football players suit up for like 15% of the games baseball players do. They are both overpaid, he doesn't need more money just because someone else has more. As for the risk of injury, it's always been there. We act like it's new, but it's not. With all the little girl rules it's safer than ever. If he or anyone else is scared of injury, they don't have to play football. They got a free education that if they used it right would get them a risk free job still making enough to survive.
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Post by reznortv on Oct 1, 2018 13:28:06 GMT -5
Go chargers
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Post by Tim of thee on Oct 1, 2018 13:31:30 GMT -5
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Post by sonstuds on Oct 1, 2018 14:12:19 GMT -5
Earl Thomas signed that deal. Honor it. Seahawks didn't honor the deal when they cut Richard Sherman.
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Post by kennyw86v2 on Oct 1, 2018 14:53:55 GMT -5
Earl Thomas signed that deal. Honor it. Seahawks didn't honor the deal when they cut Richard Sherman. It's a job. Jobs can fire you.
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Post by Patrick Bateman (original) on Oct 1, 2018 15:31:17 GMT -5
Football players are 10x more physical on almost any given play than Baseball players through entire games. Yet their salaries are much higher and include guaranteed cash and length. I see no issues with someone trying to secure their future. No problem in trying. The quote "next man up" explains exactly why it most likely wont work. Especially with the League having a free feeder system that they don't have to invest in with college football. Baseball has more revenue. Based on the amount of games. Also the size of rosters. That's why they make more. Also length of career makes it risky. Baseball players are making their most money in later 20s. In later 20s (Earl) they are talking about your career coming to an end.
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Post by IRS on Oct 1, 2018 16:08:48 GMT -5
Can't blame Thomas at all for being pissed. He likely just lost millions from free agency by not doing the same as Bell. It's an extremely physical sport, with most having very short career spans and little time to cash-in to provide for their future. Loyalty doesn't pay the bills or heal your body. The owners aren't going to give a crap about you once you're gone, or even while you're there in most cases, so why shouldn't you be selfish about it?
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Post by sonstuds on Oct 1, 2018 17:40:26 GMT -5
Seahawks didn't honor the deal when they cut Richard Sherman. It's a job. Jobs can fire you. You can also quit a job.
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Post by Patrick Bateman (original) on Oct 1, 2018 18:19:54 GMT -5
Can't blame Thomas at all for being pissed. He likely just lost millions from free agency by not doing the same as Bell. It's an extremely physical sport, with most having very short career spans and little time to cash-in to provide for their future. Loyalty doesn't pay the bills or heal your body. The owners aren't going to give a crap about you once you're gone, or even while you're there in most cases, so why shouldn't you be selfish about it? That's the thing I don't understand to be honest. Earl had a contract. He signed a 4 year contract that put him at the top of the market when he signed it. Has the pay gone up since he signed? Yes. But, he knew what he was doing when he signed an extremely front loaded contract. Seattle (my team) agreed to have contract talks with him that would give him incentives to make more money, because they have a history of signing people going into their final season. They told him straight up, if he doesn't report, they will not negotiate with him. And this offseason he could of done what he wanted, if he decided not to resign with Seattle. Bell got franchise tagged and decided NOT to sign the contract. So he is currently not signed to a team. He never agreed to a said amount of money for a said amount of time.
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Post by kennyw86v2 on Oct 1, 2018 18:43:46 GMT -5
It's a job. Jobs can fire you. You can also quit a job. Quiting and holding out/crying for more money aren't the same. If he is still employed by the NFL he didn't quit. Seriously, he makes plenty.
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Post by kennyw86v2 on Oct 1, 2018 18:45:37 GMT -5
Can't blame Thomas at all for being pissed. He likely just lost millions from free agency by not doing the same as Bell. It's an extremely physical sport, with most having very short career spans and little time to cash-in to provide for their future. Loyalty doesn't pay the bills or heal your body. The owners aren't going to give a crap about you once you're gone, or even while you're there in most cases, so why shouldn't you be selfish about it? That's the thing I don't understand to be honest. Earl had a contract. He signed a 4 year contract that put him at the top of the market when he signed it. Has the pay gone up since he signed? Yes. But, he knew what he was doing when he signed an extremely front loaded contract. Seattle (my team) agreed to have contract talks with him that would give him incentives to make more money, because they have a history of signing people going into their final season. They told him straight up, if he doesn't report, they will not negotiate with him. And this offseason he could of done what he wanted, if he decided not to resign with Seattle. Bell got franchise tagged and decided NOT to sign the contract. So he is currently not signed to a team. He never agreed to a said amount of money for a said amount of time. Exactly. Earl is the one in the wrong here. 100%.
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Post by kennyw86v2 on Oct 1, 2018 18:46:02 GMT -5
Can't blame Thomas at all for being pissed. He likely just lost millions from free agency by not doing the same as Bell. It's an extremely physical sport, with most having very short career spans and little time to cash-in to provide for their future. Loyalty doesn't pay the bills or heal your body. The owners aren't going to give a crap about you once you're gone, or even while you're there in most cases, so why shouldn't you be selfish about it? 4 years, 40 million. Safe to say his bills are paid.
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