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Old 07-23-2010, 11:34 PM   #31
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Those are his rights under the contract.

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Well, if you want to get technical about it, Brady doesn't have to show until August 10th, in order to still earn his service time. As is his right, he can just pay the daily fines prior to that, if he so chooses.
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Old 07-24-2010, 04:13 AM   #32
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I just finished watching NFL Live's discussion on the Tom Brady contract scenario. What an absolute bunch of ******* muppets. The Colts are darlings because their management said Manning will get his deal done. Correct me if I am wrong but Kraft has said the Brady deal will get done publicly too.

I'm so sick of the **** that wankers in the media sprout because it's the Patriots.
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I just finished watching NFL Live's discussion on the Tom Brady contract scenario. What an absolute bunch of ******* muppetts. The Colts are darlings because their management said Manning will get his deal done. Correct me if I am wrong but Kraft has said the Brady deal will get done publicly too.

I'm so sick of the **** that wankers in the media sprout because it's the Patriots.
As well as some of the people here.
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This is a stupid stupid argument to be having.

Brady hasn't mentioned this is a problem at all, and in fact has gone overboard in the past to say it wasn't. He is currently under contract and has never done anything now, or in the past to show or say he has any intention to not honor it by refusing to show up. From all reports, his relationship with both the Kraft's as well as with BB has been very very good. In addition to all that, we find the NFL in the middle of negotiations on a huge new labor deal that probably will change the rules by which teams are allowed to pay their players, and we have an owner and a player who probably understand what signing an albatross contract might do to a team for years to come.

Add to that, the player in the league most similar to Brady in value to both the team and the league, who plays for one of the few other teams in the league that "gets it" is also on the final year of his contract, and seems to be in the exact same holding pattern that the Patriots are in. Yet no one seems to be commenting on that at all.

It all adds up to a few media idiots trying to sell some papers and stir up the pot, and a few, respected people here falling for the BS. Jeez, why worry about it until someone at least says something that is troubling who isn't from ESPN.
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I just finished watching NFL Live's discussion on the Tom Brady contract scenario. What an absolute bunch of ******* muppets. The Colts are darlings because their management said Manning will get his deal done. Correct me if I am wrong but Kraft has said the Brady deal will get done publicly too.

I'm so sick of the **** that wankers in the media sprout because it's the Patriots.
Whoa! The press has an agenda and skews news & opinion towards their favorites and against their nemesis? Who knew?
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Whoa! The press has an agenda and skews news & opinion towards their favorites and against their nemesis? Who knew?
I felt aggrieved today given that the Patriots and the Colts have stated the exact same position publicly and are at the same juncture in negotiation.. yet they still run with the crap.

I loathe the term journalism or news because most of the tripe that is served up is gossip, rumor, opinion or innuendo.
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What you are saying is that Brady can play on a handshake. Why bother having a contract at all?

There is ABSOLUTELY no reason to believe that Kraft, Belichick and Brady agree on the elements of a contract and are just waiting for the final CBA sometime next year to sign the agreement.

Perhaps the best thing for Brady is to play and ignore the risks. Perhaps he has already indicated to Belichick that he will do so. Perhaps he really has no choice. If kraft tells him that a deal will not get done this year no matter what, then Brady will have lfew good chocies.

HOWEVER, if you think that Kraft will give Brady the same contract whether or not he is injured this year as badly as last, then I strongly disagree with you.

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I don't know what Brady WILL do. However, I do not agree with 90% of the posters who think that Brady will show particiapte in camp, whether he has an agreement on extension or not.
How can your argument be that I don't KNOW my assumption is true when your argument is based on your own assumption?

Your position is based on them being adversaries, mine is based upon them being in somewhat of a partnership. Which one of us is correct depends on that and neither of us have a scintilla of evidence to know that answer. Frankly though, the history of their relationship suggests they are not adverseries.
Do you really feel what is in Brady's best interest is signing a deal now that may hamstring the franchise under the new CBA? Do you really believe Bradys only concern is 'getting his'?
Please don't cite the media speculation (like Clayton saying Brady was top dollar) because none of that is worth the paper it is written, good or bad.

I think that the 90% of the posters that are saying he will report are being backed up by eveyone in the media now too.
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Of course Brady knows his situation better than anyone.

I never put stock in public statements. Do you? Why?

However, Brady can choose to play for $5M a year if he is so overpaid, and leave more money for support players. But he's not doing that, is he?
How do you know he isnt going to take less to leave room to get more players?
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"On a scale of 1 to 10, and this is based on what current players [and] former players who know Tom or have spoken to him, and had some communication with him, they say his unhappiness is real, that it's above a 5 on a scale of 1 to 10," Mortensen replied......

...... “I know from speaking to enough people that he’s unhappy and the Patriots know he’s not all that happy.
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