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Yeah, that's not how any of this works. At some point, you have to understand that. This so called contract and honor you're talking about will mean jack the day the club decides it's done with the player. Whether because of injury, or age, or performance. They will move from the player and not sweat it. Kenny was getting cooked, yet he made the pro bowl. Yet Colts fans had been happy to have him on the team till roughly a couple hours ago when the news broke. Yeah, lets not talk about honoring contracts, that's nonsense talk, 100% -
Would’ve loved to, but I severely injured my left leg and left shoulder working as a carpenter when I was 19 and I can’t run effectively anymore. Too bad I didn’t get paid millions for putting my health and body at risk… -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
What bad advice? Frank seems ok. The Colts were not caught off guard. This session is voluntary, so Kenny has the right to do what he’s doing. I don’t see any bad advice here. At least, not yet. -
I’ve never said it wasn’t difficult and and it didn’t require hard work. I’m saying they a doing something millions of people would give their left nut to do and they are getting paid millions to do it. There are HUNDREDS of jobs that are easily more demanding on the body and the mind than playing football and those are not paid anywhere near the same. Add to that NFL players have access to multitudes of experts that help them recover each day, week, month…
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By AustinnKaine · Posted
It's not about supporting a single player. The team comes first. Kenny did not outperform his contract last year, he got cooked repeatedly and was often the main target of offenses running option routes on him. Renfrow cooked him, maybe renfrow should get a pay increase? Sounds ridicilous. if we start paying people before their contract is up it will continue to happen. Don't sign a contract if you don't intend to honor it.
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