You guys get it but choose to ignore points. If you are an NFL fan you know how contracts go by now. You know difference between NFL and NBA.
no crap dude. no one is disagreeing with how the contracts go! The entire point is the hypocrisy, and you don't even realize, you're agreeing.
Im aware Im just sitting back laughing at you guys. I broke it down plain and simple.You guys just want to argue and prove a point thats not there.We can go back and forth if you want. I dont care for arguments,drama but im done with the topic.Here is your special star for the day *
Sure I’m not saying people can’t get mad, they can do whatever they want really, just like I can find it humorous that they are getting so mad.
I don’t think anyone is wrong or right really, this is all heavily opinionated the back in forth is fun though I like to see the other perspective. Notice how I haven’t said you are wrong once?
YEP...watson isn't a bad guy...just misunderstood
Would he demand to be an honorary member of the front office first?
I don't think either Watson nor Houston deserves to be crucified as some are doing. Watson has a right to ask to be traded and so far he has not broken his contract. Hell, he has a right to sit out if he chooses and not be paid. Houston also has the right to hold firm if that's what they want to do....but I don't believe they are not listening to offers as has been reported. Might not be accepting, but they hear them.
agreed...nothing wrong with a player asking to be moved.There’s no comparison in what? All I’m saying is it’s silly to get mad at players for wanting out, but teams cut players at a drop of a hat all the time
Maybe...or they might feel like better off with a hold out. don't have to pay him. The year does not count so he does not get closer to his extension kicking in. and they will lose which helps draft position.
same FO and coach I'd say no chance. I wouldn't rule out it being repaired (or at least him staying) with new FO/coach.
This is true, but as of now he has done nothing to break his contract.
what FO has not honored a contract? You can release a guy and still honor the contract.
Not sure I'd call him a brat, but I don't see the double standard because the players were involved in the current CBA. They know only they can be released and in nearly every case will not be paid their full contract amount. They also know when they sign a contract the team holds their right for as long as they want until contract is up.
Of course it's a valid concern...but does not change the fact he has the right to ask to be moved...and, yes, the Texans have the right to tell him to kick rocks if they don't get an offer they like.I guess, but the guy wrote this after getting his 160 million extension and 100 days later he wants out.
There has never been this kind of Jekyll & Hyde move in this short amount of time in the history of the NFL.
It's very irrational. Will his next team have to walk on egg shells around him?
It's a valid concern.
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To an extent, i do agree...
Exactly what I mention ,it's a character issue with him,I'm not attacking him personally but his letter is different then his actions. He mention circumstances no matter what they are. Business aside is he the right locker room leader for any franchise?I guess, but the guy wrote this after getting his 160 million extension and 100 days later he wants out.
There has never been this kind of Jekyll & Hyde move in this short amount of time in the history of the NFL.
It's very irrational. Will his next team have to walk on egg shells around him?
It's a valid concern.
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