Originally Posted by Lzen (Post 12961239)

31 year old WRs lose speed at a rapid rate. I wonder what Crabtree and Cooper think of this?

And the one question that needs to be asked is what about the Raiders cap situation? $11 million is no small chunk.

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 12960877)

This is just a rumor, of course, but what is it with players still wanting to sign with the Raiders?

In the 1970s and 1980s, I understood it. I didn't respect it at all, but I understood it. The Raiders' reputation back then was that they didn't care if you snorted cocaine at halftime or if you sexually assaulted children in the training facility. All they cared about was that you played dirty, and some players liked that.

But today? The Raiders are just another buttoned-up corporate team. If you fancy yourself a rebel, you should want to go to the Seahawks or the Saints or something. The Raiders these days wear ties.

Originally Posted by TigerUppercut (Post 12960848)

I'm sure crabtree who is on a contract year and amari cooper are going to LOVE the idea of having to share looks with him

Originally Posted by Lzen (Post 12961239)

31 year old WRs lose speed at a rapid rate. I wonder what Crabtree and Cooper think of this?

And the one question that needs to be asked is what about the Raiders cap situation? $11 million is no small chunk.

Originally Posted by Detoxing (Post 12961370)

I hope we break Carr's bitch ass in half.

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO (Post 12961409)

same to you, who gives a **** what the other receivers think?

Originally Posted by Lzen (Post 12961803)

There is such a thing as having too many star players. It can cause problems in the locker room because everyone thinks they should get the ball. Who knows if this even happens? I guess I'll believe it when I see it. If it happens, I hope he falls on his face.

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania (Post 12961847)

Don't have to worry about that in KC, especially with Maclin gone...

Sorry, had too - window was wide open.

Originally Posted by T-post Tom (Post 12961345)

Brand. Marketing. Hip to the Hop...

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Originally Posted by BlackOp (Post 12961084)

Corry tweeted late last week, informing fans that “Johnson can apply for reinstatement at any time. [His] old deal [would] count [against the] Lions’ salary cap upon return, which would likely lead to release.”

So Johnson signs a mega-deal on a dead-end team...gets frustrated when said team is, in fact, a dead-end then retires. He waits until the team moves on and allocates his bloated salary to other players yet can still reinstate himself at any time...choosing to do so when they cant afford him anymore. This would force his release...

It would set a very dicey precedence for disgruntled star players on shitty franchises....

Originally Posted by Red Dawg (Post 12961090)

This happening would definitely exploit what may be loop hole. If this works then the next CBA the owners will have in place a no return policy. When you retire you can never return.

Originally Posted by kcchiefsus (Post 12961348)

Oakland should be nuked

Originally Posted by Baby Lee (Post 12961853)

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