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Basically pauses the contract. If they are in year 2 of a 3 year deal, 2019 was year 1, 2020 is nothing, 2021 is year 2 and 2022 is year 3. And whatever opt-out amount they qualify for ($150k for general opt-out, $350k for high-risk, medical reason opt-out) is deducted from their 2021 pay, so it's basically an advance.
my main fantasy league we agreed to roll forward with. the idea being if the season hits 7-8 games we can do some payouts then, and if everything cancels then we push the money from this year into next year's pot
Cool, thanks. At the end of video I posted, it sounds like his wife may be pregnant or is at least trying, so lots of reasons to wait it out.
Good news is that he says he feels great. So far that seems to be the trend with any athlete who’s tested positive so far.
So are they saying now once you’ve had it are you less likely to get it again? Hopefully it stays a mild case for these guys and we out this behind them soon.
From what I’ve been told it’s nearly impossible to get it again. Also that it’s mutated so much that the version now will give a healthy person next to no symptoms or very minor cold like symptoms.GoBirds said:
yep. He doesn't need camp. And he's showing no symptoms and won't be contagious in a few weeks. Hopefully he doesn't go around anyone else.He has tested positive for worse.
interesting. Thought he'd go to KC. Freeman has to go to KC or Philly right???
TB is this years hyped up Browns. The only difference is Brady is a far superior QB then Baker. I like the WRs Evans and Brate is severely under appreciated. OJ Howard just hasn't lived up to the hype but that could be QB play. However they have a TE who when was healthy was the top overall TE in the Game but he's been so injured the last few years and took last season off and how will Brady fair in a non NE system especially without the benefits of cheating or stretching rules to the limits that they are known for? Their backs are nothing special and Shady is damaged goods at this point. They got a good D and Arians is a decent coach but IMHO way too old school. I could see them making the playoffs as maybe a WC or winning the division a weaker div winner thanks to ATL always coming up short on expectations though.
Considering Staley's comments on Sanders possible being a work horse I don't know if he comes here. With KC loosing Williams who opted out for the year KC looks like a better option.
My expectations of an NFL season are dwindling. The only way to pull it off is a shortened season, in a bubble.
I don't see how anything except a bubble can work. And I'm not even sure what the logistics of a bubble would be like for the NFL - it's not basketball.
I think the ‘rona is a lot more prevalent than people realize. Serological studies in Spain and NYC have shown 5%-14% prevalence. You would think highly populated areas like cities would be closer to high end. We are going to find players and coaches infected when you test them every week, no way around it. Maybe it’s a lot to ask for people not to over-react about it. The headlines are going to be the NFLs worst enemy this year.
agree. they will find a way. people realizing you cant hide from it and its not a death sentence should help too.
Love it. Though I'm not sure people outside the Linc could make enough noise to really make it so offenses couldn't hear the plays. I'm hoping they are pumping noise inside ALL stadiums anyways. Even making it slightly higher when the visiting team has the ball.Locals, File this away for the season.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone complained to the umpires in-between innings of the Phillies’ 5-4 win about the noise coming from just outside the ballpark. The Phandemic Krew — a group of diehards who have stood this season on 10th Street outside the gates to Ashburn Alley — was blaring an air horn just as the Yankees were throwing their pitches.
“The environment we’re in, it’s almost like a golf environment where that sudden thing can ... So I thought there was a timing element to it,” Boone said. “I didn’t necessarily think they would be able to do anything about it. I didn’t necessarily know who or where it was coming from, but it was something I at least wanted to point out.”
The umpires told Boone that there was nothing they could do because the fans were not inside the ballpark. The group of fans caught wind of Boone’s complaints — they follow the game on 10th Street through radio and TV — and started chanting his name.
Hilarious going back and reading all these. Not gonna lie, I wanted Guice during that draft as did a few of us. Seems obvious now why we didn't take him.
We really dodged a bullet. If you remember I really wanted Guice too. Loved the kid at LSU. Glad Was did the right thing. Won't go into this detail wise but I feel teams should do this with every player that gets charged in these things. Let them go. Teams should have some type of insurance for situations like this where they can easily terminate a guys contract. it's a privilege not a right to play professionally.
Lol, it's just practice, man.Bigboy10182000 said:
i hope.
