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I wouldn’t call that a cancer. Nothing wrong with bowing out of a job when it’s no longer a good fit. At least he didn’t just hang around for a check. He didn’t bash any teams, just the NFL. Most of what he said is true. I can’t hate on a man for that, sorry.

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Not the first person with talent to flame out. Hope he finds his way.

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You're getting paid to play a game. Toe the line or GTFU

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Thank goodness he wasnt in the military.

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Well if he was they would not take kindly to him kneeling like he has in the past.

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SP has a sixth sense it seems with detecting players that have issues that are detrimental to the team chemistry.
So it's Sail On Down the Line..

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Definitely looking to trade for a receiver now.

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We aren’t trading anyone.

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Why? We have a whole squad of receivers currently in camp: Thomas, Ginn, and Smith are locks. Each of Humpheries, Butler, Grayson have shown flashes. Carr and Kirkwood are also working. I came back to edit because I had forgotten about Cobbs too.

I just don't get the idea of trading for what is likely a WR4 or WR5. Care to explain?

SFIAH