Jaylon Smith to wear 9

[J817]

Jaylon wanted his jersey number to match his Wonderlic test score.

He scored an 18, which is not high.
9 is half of 18 though so that’s something maybe.

 

[CapnB]

Blasphemy

 

[J817]

He’s quickly approaching TO and Jay Ratliff status.

Jaylon is approaching HOF and multiple pro bowl status? Idk about that. Jaylon is approaching Freddie Mitchell status imo.

 

[erod]

all this gimp stuff and peg leg stuff...

Does anyone here have a source for it outside of this forum?

Yeah, we watch the games. Can't plant and cut on his bad leg.

That's why he looks so awful when he plays.

 

[chagus]

Why does he have to pay to change his jersey #? Anyone know?

 

[ItzKelz]

Why does he have to pay to change his jersey #? Anyone know?

Because Jerry wants his money.....

 

[nobody]

Because Jerry wants his money.....

That insane yacht isn't going to fuel itself.

 

[ItzKelz]

That insane yacht isn't going to fuel itself.

Jerry would refurnish the yacht with the 500k that Jaylon spent to change numbers...

 

[Bluefin]

Why does he have to pay to change his jersey #? Anyone know?

Per NFL rules, veteran players must buy out the current inventory of jerseys and t-shirts with their old uniform number if they want to change to a new number this season.

Veterans changing teams as free agents don't have to pay anything.

Veterans can wait until 2022 and then not have to pay anything to change numbers.

 

[J817]

Why does he have to pay to change his jersey #? Anyone know?

Changing uniform numbers in the NFL doesn't necessarily cost a thing for players.

For those who wish to change jersey numbers for the 2022 campaign or beyond, they won't be asked to pay a cent.

But, if an impatient player wants to make an immediate change for 2021, NFL rules require him to buy out the manufacturer's remaining inventory of his old replica jerseys.

For Cowboys linebacker Jaylon Smith, that means shelling out a reported six figures to change from No. 54 back to his old high school and college uniform, No. 9.

The good news for Smith is that NFL players do get a percentage of each sale of league merchandise on which they're featured, so the Cowboys' large fan base could help him earn a substantial rebate by buying his No. 9 replica when it hits the stores.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9618121/Cowboys-LB-Jaylon-Smith-switches-No-9.html

 

[Setackin]

This guy just spent 500k on jersey number, when he might not even be on the team next year?!? Wow, he really is this delusional lol I hope he has to sign with a team that already has a player w/ #9 and he has to go back to 54

 

[Bleu Star]

I’m just here for the comments.

Who?

 

[Stargazing]

This is a shame. He is not worthy of that number. Hey he is going to look great celebrating a tackle 15 yds past the line of scrimmage down by 20 late in the game. That F**cing stupid swipe. Ugh....

 

[Corso]

This is a shame. He is not worthy of that number. Hey he is going to look great celebrating a tackle 15 yds past the line of scrimmage down by 20 late in the game. That F**cing stupid swipe. Ugh....

He's more worthy keeping 54?
You know the history behind that one, right?

I like the downgrade in the team's History.

 

[Garddog]

Wow!! He looks better then Romo ever did with the number 9 jersey.

Everyone knows that #9 jersey makes the player look fat.

 

[cowboy_ron]

He isn't worthy.

 

[OmerV]

He isn't worthy.

He was worthy of Randy White’s number? The team can’t disallow every number a quality Cowboy player ever wore.

 

[JoeKing]

Jaylon Smith to wear 9... on the bench.

 

[Corso]

He was worthy of Randy White’s number? The team can’t disallow every number a quality Cowboy player ever wore.

I just said this 2 posts prior.

Yes!

 

[cowboyec]

LVE should switch to #10.