ShiningStar
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i dont blame him
Sure, just have him give back the money he'd cost the team against the cap so everything's a wash and he's free to go.
The water has already been poisoned. Even if they decided to play hard ball, this whole situation has been botched to the point where keeping him out of spite accomplishes nothing.
These players know how the Joneses operate. He will get his wish.
About the only leverage Dallas has any more is to what degree they want to make them wait.
He’s not helping you if he don’t want to be here and they don’t want him. Just let him walk
They will let him go.He’s not helping you if he don’t want to be here and they don’t want him. Just let him walk
He'll "help" by being this team's depth. That's worth more than the small $1.4 million they gain by cutting him. I don't think a team can ever have too many experienced corners, and if I can't get someone to trade for him, I'm keeping him.
He'll "help" by being this team's depth. That's worth more than the small $1.4 million they gain by cutting him. I don't think a team can ever have too many experienced corners, and if I can't get someone to trade for him, I'm keeping him.
So, you keep a player who is entirely capable of making an *** of themselves?He'll "help" by being this team's depth. That's worth more than the small $1.4 million they gain by cutting him. I don't think a team can ever have too many experienced corners, and if I can't get someone to trade for him, I'm keeping him.
so the money isn’t an issue for them.
And he’ll be a problem in your locker room. Cut him, they already said they were so the money isn’t an issue for them.
And then you fine or suspend him. I'm done with the inmates thinking they can run the asylum. Make an example out of this guy if you need to rather than giving into yet another one.
He's under contract. A contract that he agreed to.
So, you keep a player who is entirely capable of making an *** of themselves?
I wouldn't keep him to actually have him play. I would string this out as long as I could as it appears things are a little personal.
And again, this is entirely the organization's fault.
Yet when the team is tired off you they can just let you go. There’s no loyalty on either side, instead of creating a fiasco, rid yourself of a problem.
He is not really "quality depth" if he is disgruntled though.Heah, I'd keep him. $1.4 million isn't enough for me to sacrifice what can still be quality depth. Let him pout.
He is not really "quality depth" if he is disgruntled though.
Trust me, I get what you are saying in principle, but human nature just doesn't work this way.
Well, I have a problem with you saying that.Hey, I have no problem with anyone having a different opinion.
It’s the truth if Witten had more than half a brain left he would be asking for his release too. 17 years of hits will cloud your perception.Well, I have a problem with you saying that.
It is WRONG.