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got any sevens posted:Dont you live in cali? Yup, which is what makes living with a household of Packers fans even more obnoxious. Also they all got butthurt about how "mean" the totally legal hit on Clay Matthews was. Throw in the all the "ghetto thug" comments and it is even more obnoxious. Not to mention the hypocrisy and nonsensical racism of this coming from a Mexican family with a history of drug dealing...
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Chris James 2 posted:It's the only way Bradford sees a full year without injury at this point Realtalk he's probably going to be one of those guys like Donovan McNabb where you'll be able to debate forever how good he really was vs did he just never have a good enough offense around him, but he's not exactly old yet (28) we'll see Grittybeard posted:It was just timing really, the CBA happened to be up after Bradford's rookie season and the league wanted to get rid of big rookie contracts so they instituted a slotting system. The NFLPA (like most player's associations) cares a lot more about current players than future ones, so it was fairly easy for the owners to get that written in to the new/current CBA. Santheb posted:I don't think the rookie contracts are team killers anymore. From what I understood they are mostly predetermined based on draft slot. Aaso. I don't really understand the ins and outs of draft picks but it seems like the Rams are just not very good at utilizing them somehow.
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Grittybeard posted:Not that it will stop at least some owners from screwing their own team over on principle to not give up a theoretical penny to their first round draft pick. Say, like, a guy you drafted #3 overall and might be the best defensive rookie in the league. True that. It just seems like that there used to be this wait and see game with the first rounders, who would sign and get the baseline started and even like the back end of the top 10 were getting stupid contracts. The good ol days.
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