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you act as if all the teams are doing this. They are not. Most teams use the monies for other positions.
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you act as if all the teams are doing this. They are not. Most teams use the monies for other positions.
Agree. When LJ is doing his thing he's worth big money.
I don’t think he’s ever going to be an elite passer. He wasn’t in 2019 imo, he’s just so dynamic running the ball that it opens up a lot of easy throws for them. But if BAL doesn’t pay him, there’s a good chance that they’re just mediocre for a decade plus. Or they could hit immediately and get an elite qb in the draft. It’s a huge gamble
That's pretty much my point. Very good/elite passers get the big deals.
That’s where I disagree, depending on what we consider big at this point. He may not be top of the market, but I believe he’s going to be one of the higher paid qbs in the league. We will have to wait and see. It’d take some guys on Baltimores part to tell him to test the market. Would be interesting
Yea let me qualify. I see a big deal Watson/Wilson money.
Me either, but he's the next man up. ARI was in a bad spot. They had swung and missed on Rosen, drafted Murray who at least was decent, and they got to that "sh!t or get off the pot" moment with him. They remind me of BAL and Flacco, but at least Flacco won that SB for him so had lots of leverage. We know ARI is less than convinced about Murray because they put in those "homework" clauses into his contract, yet at the end of the day they gave him over $100M in guaranteed money.
Absolutely. I was debating where to cut off that list I posted, but (a) I ended up with the top ten and (b) including Cousins shows the power of making it to free agency. Decent talent for a starting QB, but huge earnings.
Wilson won 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award because of this charity. People criticize him for being fake. Maybe, he is.
Russell Wilson's Why Not You Foundation raises millions. Less than half goes to charity
Nonprofit executive paid more than $200,000 per year also worked for the Wilson family office, raising legal questions, experts said.news.yahoo.com
Woah, powerful necromancy.Wilson won 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award because of this charity. People criticize him for being fake. Maybe, he is.
Russell Wilson's Why Not You Foundation raises millions. Less than half goes to charity
Nonprofit executive paid more than $200,000 per year also worked for the Wilson family office, raising legal questions, experts said.
nypost.com
www.opensecrets.org
He’s still a ****in’ weirdo.Wilson won 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award because of this charity. People criticize him for being fake. Maybe, he is.
Russell Wilson's Why Not You Foundation raises millions. Less than half goes to charity
Nonprofit executive paid more than $200,000 per year also worked for the Wilson family office, raising legal questions, experts said.
Years ago, I played golf in a "charity" tournament and the Honey Badger's new agent was in our group. He mentioned the best thing an agent can do for a new player is set up a "foundation" in the player's name for the sole purpose of funding the player's posse/family as paid board members so the player isn't cutting checks out of his own bank account. The entire purpose of these foundations is to have others fund their hangers-on, hence the wretched actual charitable distributions.
