csb
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They included Barrel Man! How can you can complain about that?!
There was a deadline to trade draft rights that is now over. They have to sign him, or he goes back to next year's draft.So this draft pick for the San Diego Chargers, if they don't work out a deal does he have to sit out a year and wait to get drafted again?
Or can another team sign him?
We'll take him!oh he went to Ohio? then I hope he gets drafted by the browns next year
I hope he doesn't, and I do pin most of this on San Diego for two reasons.I vote for him to sit out a year like a little bitch that he is
No. In fact, they're talking about how he's all but guaranteed to be cut now, since SF was likely to axe him within the next 14 days anyways. Comment was that he lost so much size in the off season due to not working out after surgeries, that he was no longer a "dual threat" quarterback, and that's without taking his lack of performance into account.Wait, is C. Kaepernick even still relevant? Does anyone actually care what he "stands" for?
They offered the largest signing bonus to any draftee in the last two NFL drafts and more money for this calendar year than every draftee except for Carson Wentz, who is a QB. Normally defensive players don't get that kind of dough anyway. And what I want to know is who does he think he is, anyway? Frankly, every draftee is lucky to have been picked at all.I hope he doesn't, and I do pin most of this on San Diego for two reasons.
1) I've heard that San Diego's status quo for dealing with this is to lowball over the same issue with everyone they deal with.
2) Realizing that these kids are in their early 20's and don't know shit about handling millions of dollars, you figure the smartest thing they can do is put their faith in a good agent. This isn't a Joey Bosa holdout, this is a holdout by whoever he chose to represent him. At what point do you, as a kid, decide you know more than the people you're shelling out big bucks to as your representation and overrule them?
1) It wasn't an argument over total amount, it was about how payments were structured.They offered the largest signing bonus to any draftee in the last two NFL drafts and more money for this calendar year than every draftee except for Carson Wentz, who is a QB. Normally defensive players don't get that kind of dough anyway. And what I want to know is who does he think he is, anyway? Frankly, every draftee is lucky to have been picked at all.
And so?1) It wasn't an argument over total amount, it was about how payments were structured.
2) He presumably thinks he was the best defensive player in the draft, because, he was.
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