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Jets broke rules with Abraham trade
THe NFL and Players Association does not police their rules.
No team is supposed to franchise a player with the intent of trading them. Clearly this is what happened with Abraham. By cheating they got an extra first round pick. the league should have stepped in. If the Patriots had taken a similar strategy with Viniaterri, perhaps they could have received a second or third round choice...but the Pats follow the rules. |
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The rule doesn't really need to be policed. Trading a player can have a large impact on a team's free agent signing success, depending on how the trade occurred (i.e did the player have a say, was the outcome favorable for both sides, etc.) I figure that the Jets preferred that the deal happen specifically with Atlanta in order to keep the player happy and their reputation relatively intact.
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franchise designation
If the Patriots did it with Tebucky Jones they should have been punished as well.
Did they actually franchise or transition Tebucky? It is preposterous to labe l a player with a "franchise" designation as critical to your team and then trade them away less than a month later. |
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I am sure thre are cases... |
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