The NFL Needs To Use More Authoritarian Coaching Again

[adbutcher]

Does anybody else wish that the coaches would talk to these boys and let them know not to bite the HAND that FEEDS THEM? Ever?

100 percent loyalty from the day making the 53 man roster should be instilled. You play for the TEAM as long as the TEAM NEEDS YOU.

These boys need to understand they are being done a favor, and many would be working menial jobs rather than enjoying the rich lifestyle if the NFL wasn't around. Tired of all this primadonna bull.

#RantOver

smh....

 

[Rogah]

Ha Ha, Rogah is a funny guy. He takes a selfie and then captions it trying to make like its somebody else.

Wow. You literally just responded with "I know you are but what am I?"

But seriously, Ubu.... You don't have to follow me around and hijack every single thread I post in.

 

[WPBCowboysFan]

Wow. You literally just responded with "I know you are but what am I?"

But seriously, Ubu.... You don't have to follow me around and hijack every single thread I post in.

Wow, you LITERALLY reused that "I know you are but what am I" line for how many times now in the last month or so?

No hijacking. Dont flatter yourself so much. You are on an island with that junk.

 

[Rogah]

Well, for one, more than half have a degree.

But no, they aren't doing them a favor. They are paying for work and cut players when they become disposable.

It's definitely a quid pro quo arrangement so I agree no one is doing anyone any favors.

I tend not to sympathize with the players but I will say this: If I had a job skill that few others possessed, and that job skill enabled my employer to make $1 million profit, then no matter what the job was - no matter how easy and glamorous - I sure as heck wouldn't accept $50,000 for doing that job.

Now take my above hypothetical and multiply it by 1,500+ players, and almost $10 billon in revenue. I think they are entitled to a proportional piece of the pie and that is why I like the current system.