Big Frog II
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Perhaps at the advise of his doctor or his family situation was/were the reason/s behind his decision. He's a smart guy, and I'm sure he made it on sound advice.
Niang opting out
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Eight
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why he changed his mind from what he said just a few weeks ago?
he knows and i hope he shared that with his coaches and teammates, but beyond that iit is his choice.
more importantly, i doubt lucas will be the last to make this decision and it is something teams and coaches will have to deal with for some time.
saw where john bosco high school in the la area had two seniors say regardless of if and when they have a season this year they will sit out this year and start to prepare for college.
he knows and i hope he shared that with his coaches and teammates, but beyond that iit is his choice.
more importantly, i doubt lucas will be the last to make this decision and it is something teams and coaches will have to deal with for some time.
saw where john bosco high school in the la area had two seniors say regardless of if and when they have a season this year they will sit out this year and start to prepare for college.
SuperBarrFrog
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If I’d already committed to a college, I wouldn’t play this crazy season either. I’d get a part time job and save up some spending money for college instead.
I was listening to the Spotrac podcast, and he made a really interesting point about these opt-outs for players on the margins of making active roster spots. The way he explained it, you get $150k guaranteed if you opt out, which is about equal to the league minimum salary prorated for 5 games. So if you don't think you'll be active >5 games for the season, financially it makes sense for you to actually opt out and guarantee yourself $150k in income this year. I believe if you go to camp and end up getting cut, you end up with nothing.
In Niang's case it sounds like he's going to take the year to rehab, and try to come back 100% in 2021
Doctson's case sounds like he is barely hanging on in the league anyway, and wants to guarantee himself some living income this year while he can.
In Niang's case it sounds like he's going to take the year to rehab, and try to come back 100% in 2021
Doctson's case sounds like he is barely hanging on in the league anyway, and wants to guarantee himself some living income this year while he can.
Eight
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rondale moore announced he is sitting out this year for purdue. moore hasn't said if he will be back in 2021 or if he will leave school and try to make the nfl
https://purdue.rivals.com/news/rond...due is gonna post,about the COVID-19 pandemic.
https://purdue.rivals.com/news/rond...due is gonna post,about the COVID-19 pandemic.
CryptoMiner
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DeuceBoogieNights
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Will be interesting to see if he plays in the NFL again.
smart for him because he probably was not going to make the team. Think if true is NFL career is over which is a bummer. I wanted him to succeed.
why do you care if he changed his mind? It’s his career not yours
Eight
Member
where did i say i cared?
what i said was that is was his choice just like me telling you to scheiss off is my choice because once again you merely try to stir [ Finebaum ] up without adding anything
No. You questioned his decision because it doesn’t align with your conservative views. Bad day? Don’t take it out on me scheissing doosh
Eight
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where did i say any of that? you can't find it because i didn't say it like most of the [ Finebaum ] you dig up on here.
at least hip hop and tyler try to be creative but you are nothing but redundant
jake102
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Unless he edited his post, you’re literally making things up
Eight
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its ifrog, what do you think?
He edited it but thanks for the commentary Jake !
Not according to the post you quoted. Good work.
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