Which scenario would you take as a professional athlete?

I'll take the extra $40 million.

Team A. I'll take the extra money and knowing its for 10 years the team may just turn it around enough to make a run at a super bowl. But bottom line is ill have a bigger pool than the guy on the pats.

I'd take a significant pay cut to play in a city I like. I'd tell a few teams to not draft me.

Option A easily. All you're playing for is a CHANCE at a championship. The Patriots, as competitive as they've been, went 10 years in between super bowl wins. Meanwhile, the Saints for instance were a perennial cellar dweller who won a super bowl in that 10 year period. You would have never predicted that in 2005. The NFL specifically has so much fluctuation that it's easier to take the money and hope that the pendulum swings in your favor in the 10 years you're playing

B. I can live with 6 million a year.

Give me the money

I wanna win.

With the first pick in the draft the Tennessee Titans select...Partywiththelombardi

Partywiththelombardi what are your thoughts on being a Titan? I love BBQ, Country Music, and the outdoors. I can't wait to sublease an apartment in Tennessee during football season then move back to my beach house in January when we are done playing.

I would be just like Leon.

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I'd want to be the best player I could be.

Generally speaking, a $100mil 10 year span would mean I was better than a $60mil 10 year span, so I'd take the $100mil as it would likely mean I was the better player.