iuswingman

He could be a math teacher.

Based on what we know, I would says it is 80% taylor's fault / 20% Colts fault. Of course, as kids would say, it's 100% taylor started it lol. People have trouble seeing things from Taylor's perspective because he's a millionaire complaining about how much he gets paid. So the majority of people are not going to feel sorry for him. Furthermore, he is under contract still. I don't really care how common it is for players to throw a hissy fit before their contract is over but for most of America, contracts are generally binding.

No one said your opinion isn't valid. People have a right to disagree with your opinion though.

If that was a wild ask then it means he doesn't agree with Taylor when it comes to the value of RBs. Waddle is the same age as Taylor, has injury concerns like Taylor and is arguably lower on the list of WRs compared to Taylor on the list of RBs. So obviously they think WRs hold a higher value than RBs. Sorry, Taylor.

And many say the colts made a mistake extending players that were dealing with injuries. Keep making the same mistake doesn't make much sense Other than Irsay's comments, Colts have done pretty much done what I would have done.

Huh. Taylor is already on a contract. Colts position is that he should honor it and they'll discuss it after he has shown he is healthy. Regardless of how much Colts value him, why should the Colts pay someone $12m that they already have on contract for $4m...especially when the player is still "injured"

if another team was fine with his injury, couldn't he have still been traded?

really need a MUP list for those faking injuries. Maybe half pay to take care of the family.

Forrest would make a better RB. That dude could fly.

Wonder if Colts will franchise tag him so they can get something out of trading him after the season is over. Although there is always the compensatory pick.

Taylor and the bench are going to have a long relationship this year.

It might actually be rational given that it might give players in the future pause over using this strategy.

' I would say what I say to my wife when she says "all the other kids are doing it"... "So, doesn't make it the right thing to do." Doesn't usually work with her either lol

It wouldn't be different. He is under contract. Sadly I guess that doesn't mean much these days.

I would just send taylor a copy of the contract he signed every day in the mail until he gets the point lol. Maybe circle the length of the contract to point it out for him.

If his agent is lying in representing JT, then JT should fire him. That he is still JT's agent seems to imply that what his agent says is what Taylor thinks/wants.

Taylor's agent was probably strapped for cash and thought he could milk the colts for it

Even at 4m per year, his family was fine.

I'm a Colts fan...not a Taylor fan And if, for example, he is asking for $15 million from the colts but only $12 million from Miami, then screw him regardless of whether or not Colts would match either figure.

Meh. I wouldn't be upset if Taylor sits his butt at home all season on his current contract. If Taylor is saying he would take less money to play in Miami, then he is already doing the Colts dirty.

JT's agent is a keyboard warrior to make people believe there is interest lol

It might have been Miami's initial offer.