On KDUS
:wtf:40yearfan said:Questioning his priorities
Skkorpion said:Mike also said a lot of linemen are upset at running 11 on 11 without pads when 11 on 11 in minicamp is not allowed by the CBA.
This makes more sense. Maybe his tone in the statement, "I have better things to do," wasn't flippant, but serious. More like, " I have other commitments."40yearfan said:Jurecki did say that Big is getting married either next weekend or the following weekend, not this weekend.
Is everything secondary to your job in your life?Mrospi said:...everything else should be secondary.....
Right, and it sounds like the Big has some family-related things he needs to take care of. Without a wife, the family is not possible.Mrospi said:family is the only thing that wins out vs my job
Pariah said:Right, and it sounds like the Big has some family-related things he needs to take care of. Without a wife, the family is not possible.
I'm willing to see what's up before I send him up the river. If he's just off laying on a beach somewhere, then I have no problems giving him hell (as long as it's over the internet, and not face-to-face!!)
Mrospi said:I consider that a bunch of crap...... who cares what the CBA says.... this is football..... they are players and should be doing what the coaches want.....do you want to win or not........
Russ Smith said:No offense but there's a reason they have a CBA and other things, to protect the players so you don't get any more Korey Stringer type tragedies.
If Green is really breaking the CBA, he should stop, and the players should be upset.
Sorry but it's just like all these nonsensical "productivity" numbers the markets release all the time saying workers are more productive than we used to be. No we're not, we're just working more unpaid hours because we're salaried so companies are paying the same, and getting more work. And nobody can do anything about it because we don't want to lose our jobs.
I have no idea what Big's excuse is, but if Green is violating the CBA, he needs to stop or he's going to have major problems with the NFLPA and ultimately his own players. There's a big difference between running a tough camp and breaking the rules.