If I were a GM I would place much less stock in Rosenhaus' clients threats to hold out in the future. TO caved, J. Walker caved, Edge caved. I don't quite understand how Rosenhaus got to be an elite agent. If I were a player I would be very wary to sign with him. The GM's won this round with Rosenlouss.
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Originally posted by HAMMERI don't quite understand how Rosenhaus got to be an elite agent.
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You forgot about the back that said he was going to hold out with the Browns...Reuben Droughns.
He said that he was going to holdout, then he came back to the Browns' offseason workouts with his tail between his legs.
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I love it. Finally, they messed with some teams that just don't give a crap and lost. Hopefully, others follow suit for the future.
Ryan Withey
Owner/President/GM/Director of Player Personnel
Kansas City Super Deuces
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Unless we get a stud backup RB, we dont have the same luxury as the eagles did or packers did. Fact is.. our season rests on McGahee's knee right now. We do NOT have a backup RB that can go 4+ games and get us to the playoffs!
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Originally posted by PrideUnless we get a stud backup RB, we dont have the same luxury as the eagles did or packers did. Fact is.. our season rests on McGahee's knee right now. We do NOT have a backup RB that can go 4+ games and get us to the playoffs!
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I heard Joe Theismann on a local radio show this morning- he said he liked the way teams were starting to stand up to Rosenhaus. I'm definitely not a fan of Theismann, but he made a few good points and said he thought Rosenhaus may be losing credibility. He said players like Owens make $7 million a season because they're supposed to play at a level that's worth it, and it never works the other way around: you don't hear owners going to players and demanding money back if they get injured or don't play up to standards.
Hopefully he's right- this Owens thing could bode well for the Bills and McGahee if the Eagles don't cave.
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Originally posted by OpIv37He said players like Owens make $7 million a season because they're supposed to play at a level that's worth it, and it never works the other way around: you don't hear owners going to players and demanding money back if they get injured or don't play up to standards.
Don't let your dislike of Rosenhaus cloud your instinct on Theismann. JT is a moron.Originally posted by TopdogDamn , your're showing you're ignorance!Originally posted by mercyruleI love Weiner.Originally posted by mercyrulealso cheese
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Originally posted by HAMMERIf I were a GM I would place much less stock in Rosenhaus' clients threats to hold out in the future. TO caved, J. Walker caved, Edge caved. I don't quite understand how Rosenhaus got to be an elite agent. If I were a player I would be very wary to sign with him. The GM's won this round with Rosenlouss.
Reach for the stars
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Originally posted by MDFINFANThey had to this time..if a team doesn't have the money, they don't have it. What Rose was asking this time would mean cutting a lot of players from those teams. Right now with all the RB's available the ball was defintely in the team's court. TO, no way I would redo that contract, not with 10 mil in his pocket from the signing bonus, get real TO, you signed your contract, deal with it. It's not like you're left a lot of money on the table thoughtout the years, you're rich, unless you've spent all, that would be foolish.
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