TheMarathonContinues
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It depends what you think the battle is.Citing LeVeon Bell as an example of leadership and character is quite a stretch.
I'm speaking from Zeke's perspective. Let's don't pretend like we actually care about these athletes. We only care about the Cowboys and winning a Super Bowl. We don't care who's on the team to do it. So you saying "what about the fans" and "what about the team?"?? Sounds laughable to me. Its a business. We know its a business. When we cut a aging veteran we all understand that its a business. But when a player wants to be compensated for his production and his worth....he's a "pos". So yeah if I'm a player I say screw the fans and team. This team will continue with or without Zeke. He knows and we know it so why pretend like that's not the case?You don’t seem like one.
Screw the team? Screw the fans?
Total contradiction.
None of what you're saying proves that Zeke is a leader which you originally claimed.
Zeke just wants to get paid early and rightfully so. But in no way has Zeke proven himself as a leader. He's just a freak athlete.
Well.....regardless of what you feel all I know is since he's been on this team we've been winning and he's the best player on it. He knows his worth and its important for these young men after him to understand their worth.
I've been there as a child. You're told to leave it all out on the field. You're told to die for this. They program us at a early age to put everyone before ourselves. So by the time these guys are 22 or 23 and are in the NFL they are programmed to take any abuse that comes their way whether its on the field or off. That cycle needs to be broken. Its been broken in the NBA but they also have a great union. The NFL doesn't. I'm all for these young men breaking the cycle and getting what they are worth.