redman
Footballguy
The short answer to this is that players are governed by the CBA which has as one of its terms non-guaranteed contracts, while coaches' contracts are not governed by that CBA. And yeah, it's a pretty sweet deal, of course you have to get there first, which is no small feat.Ok - someone give me a link where it explains that all NFL coaching contracts are guarenteed because I have never heard that before.I'm not saying it is not the case, but I'd like to see it for myself. I just find it hard to believe. Player contracts are not guarenteed, why would a coach's contract be?Doesn't make much sense to be required to pay someone you fired. Wish I had that deal to sit home and make the big bucks.