re: When will we start seeing players opt out after their team loses a game or two ??

Let’s be real Chase practiced all summer during Covid and saw that MB and the other qbs were dog shite. He used the liberals nonsense fear as a convenient excuse to quit after being on top. He wasn’t going to let them ruin his draft stock by being shite passers.

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Let’s be real Chase practiced all summer during Covid and saw that MB and the other qbs were dog shite. He used the liberals nonsense fear as a convenient excuse to quit after being on top. He wasn’t going to let them ruin his draft stock by being shite passers.

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You’re probably right, and I don’t blame him.

These guys have generational wealth hanging in the balance, with fragile bodies and a short shelf life. I don’t blame them for taking the easy road once they have proven their worth to the NFL.

An engineering student doesn’t go to GT to help boost the school’s numbers and ranking. He goes to improve his future. Students with NFL potential do the same. You guys just care a lot more about your school’s football ranking than the engineering ranking.

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It’s pretty apparent why transfers and NFL prospects would sit out the whogivesafrick dot com bow

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Why wouldn’t they sit out the games before the bowl?

Hell, they might as well sit out if their starting QB rolls an ankle. We’ve been told only the eye test matters, not game results.

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I’m waiting for the first big time NFL rookie after the team starts 2-9 to say, hey I’m opting out the rest of the year, and get ready for next season

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their contracts are a little different.

Or better yet, you play for a team that’s not a media darling and the QB gets hurt. You may as well sit out. Your season is now meaningless