No. That is where you are terribly mistaken. The NFLPA acts on what they feel is for the good of the membership as a whole. The NFLPA jumped on this opportunity. You are naive if you feel that Graham instigated this affair. It was entirely NFLPA driven. Did they get Graham's buy in? Of course, he really had no choice. Did he want to be recognized as the player who refused to help "the cause"?

And once again, you are making claims that Graham has asked for anything. Search it out. Find anyone other than the NFLPA via the frachise tag amount that have stated anything about any demand.

Any.

Stop posting for two seconds and read my above reply, wise guy. Do you have any information showing exactly who initiated what? Show me. Don't tell me what you think you understand.

I'm going by common sense, and it is my opinion. If you want to believe another thing, you go right ahead. I don't recall asking you any questions. Neither graham nor the union has a case. The numbers show that his performance is well below average when lined up wide against a corner.

Graham knows that. You know that. I know that. His agent knows that. This is all about the NFLPA trying to flex their muscle via the CBA. Hell, Graham calls himself a TE everywhere. That IS what he is.

I will guarantee you that Sexton or Graham have never demanded WR money. This is all NFLPA vs. NFL politics. Don't blame Graham. He is not at fault for anything.

So then he can end it. The union doesn't have power over anyone. They simply represent. He can negotiate his own terms. He knows where the Saints stand, and he knows how much they are paying Drew. So if he wants to be here it's up to him. So even if he didn't initiate this, he can stop it. And you can call this conjecture, but reading some of the things he's said over the last couple months leads me to believe he feels disrespected. So it's hard for me to believe that he has nothing to do with this.

Stop posting for two seconds and read my above reply, wise guy. Do you have any information showing exactly who initiated what? Show me. Don't tell me what you think you understand.

I'm going by common sense, and it is my opinion. If you want to believe another thing, you go right ahead. I don't recall asking you any questions. Neither graham nor the union has a case. The numbers show that his performance is well below average when lined up wide against a corner.

Actually the numbers show that since he's been a starter, he's scored more touchdowns than any wide receiver in the NFL and only 5 wide receivers have earned more yards. Last season he scored the same number of touchdowns wide as he did tight.

The numbers how that lined up against a corner he is WAY below even the declining Colston. As much as drew forces it to him, he should do a lot more with his chances if he thinks he's a wide receiver.

That is your opinion. Lawyers speak for their clients. This is foreign to you? You've said the same thing over and over. I don't see your proof. I know what I believe. Let HIM prove me wrong. I hope he does. Your words are meaningless to me.

I don't need proof because I am not making the definitive statements that Graham turned down offers, and made demands, and as you claimed, had "some of the things he's said over the last couple months".

You prove yourself right about those simple claims. All that would take is a web search if they were true.

Simple as that.