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We're only 2 games in. I think he'll show up soon.
He has yet to even show up in practice
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.We're only 2 games in. I think he'll show up soon.
What? Bill lets you into practice?He has yet to even show up in practice
I'll go as far as to say that he's the best pass catching back Brady has thrown to. And his improvement running the ball through contact is amazing.I'll go as far as to say that he's the best pass catching back in the NFL. And his improvement in running the ball through contact is amazing.
It's tough for them because once in a while there are Crable or Dobson types that "justify the dump him cheers".Further proof fans should pump the release him after a season or two train.
Some players take time to develop. Your flaws stand out at the elite level and honestly, these young guys can talk as much smack about being the best, I want to be the greatest etc. but it takes time and effort to build the self confidence to believe you actually belong at the top level.
It's not isolated to the US, it's a worldwide phenomena. Once in a while, you have a draft pick who comes in and sets the world on fire. The rookie seasons of a Gronk, an OBJ etc. set unrealistic standards people begin to expect from rookies. Here in Australia, in the AFL, kids are 18-19 when drafted and people expect physically immature guys to simply slot in and compete with season veterans from day 1 because every few seasons their team trumps out a physical freak who makes the transition from juniors to seniors look oh so easy. For the majority, it's nonsensical.It's tough for them because once in a while there are Crable or Dobson types that "justify the dump him cheers".
You are right of course. Overall, we fans are pretty crazy to pretend we can outsmart BB. He's got this.
OT - but I've always been curious as the sport is little known here in Canada / North America - what can stars of the AFL expect as yearly salaries ?It's not isolated to the US, it's a worldwide phenomena. Once in a while, you have a draft pick who comes in and sets the world on fire. The rookie seasons of a Gronk, an OBJ etc. set unrealistic standards people begin to expect from rookies. Here in Australia, in the AFL, kids are 18-19 when drafted and people expect physically immature guys to simply slot in and compete with season veterans from day 1 because every few seasons their team trumps out a physical freak who makes the transition from juniors to seniors look oh so easy. For the majority, it's nonsensical.
Salary cap right now is a touch over $10 million sliding to $13.5 million by 2022. That means the average salary is will rise from a touch over $300K to a little under $400k over the medium term. I can't recall if the cap is just for the 40 man roster or if it includes rookies (similar to PS). One caveat is there's significant discrepancy between the top earners (pulling in well over 1 million per, and rookies who are paid around the $70K base rate plus match payments).OT - but I've always been curious as the sport is little known here in Canada / North America - what can stars of the AFL expect as yearly salaries ?
White is going to block like a TE?James White has glue for hands too Best hands on Team Allen should be fazed out of the Offense and give White those snaps he's just too effective to be on the Bench. White is a Playmaker and the D respects him.