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I don't understand your point here.He can't pay to make 370 lbs feel like 180. If he could he could quit football and market that potion for millions.
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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.I don't understand your point here.He can't pay to make 370 lbs feel like 180. If he could he could quit football and market that potion for millions.
Getting paid millions of dollars means you don't get to say I don't want to do this or that because it's hard.Since it comes up so often, a business deal is a business deal, it's separate from performance on the field. A big contract doesn't make you faster, smarter or more focused.
It's like yelling at the stock market because a company flops. Make another deal, or stay out.
Getting paid millions of dollars means you don't get to say I don't want to do this or that because it's hard.
But the same roles, a guy who isn't needed regularly.No, it's really not like saying that. They are different sports with different expectations.
Getting a spot on the roster says that.Getting paid millions of dollars means you don't get to say I don't want to do this or that because it's hard.
No. according to many posters the one would be #10.One-#12.
So, I guess it's OK for Butler not to play hard, since he isn't making that much.
The points aren't mutually exclusive nor particularly different.Getting a spot on the roster says that.
Low paid guys aren't allowed to say they don't want to do this or that either.
I suspect there were greater expectations when Harris was signed, and it's not unreasonable to suggest his roster spot might be better filled by someone who plays more than a snap a game.But the same roles, a guy who isn't needed regularly.
BB went into the season knowing he wouldn't need Harris unless there were injuries to Roberts and van noy.
Since there have not been why would Harris' status change?
Then you want to replace someone else's role.I suspect there were greater expectations when Harris was signed, and it's not unreasonable to suggest his roster spot might be better filled by someone who plays more than a snap a game.
Since you specified highly paid players rather than all players it would appear that isn't he case of your post.The points aren't mutually exclusive nor particularly different.
Your point is unclear.Then you want to replace someone else's role.
The points aren't mutually exclusive nor particular different.Since you specified highly paid players rather than all players it would appear that isn't he case of your post.
Harris' role is a backup LB who doesn't play right now because we are healthy.Your point is unclear.
The fact that you specify highly paid players is exactly stating they are.The points aren't mutually exclusive nor particular different.
Getting paid millions of dollars means you don't get to say I don't want to do this or that because it's hard.
Getting paid millions of dollars means you don't get to say I don't want to do this or that because it's hard.
I don't understand your point here.
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