3nOut
Footballguy
I think Andy meant at least 1201/7.
And Davis was the third option as well last year. Are you saying that you think Davis would post better numbers than Julio if he had stayed?
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And Davis was the third option as well last year. Are you saying that you think Davis would post better numbers than Julio if he had stayed?
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
From the article:
White tells Larry Brown Sports that the allegations are “completely false.” He says he did a background check and learned that two of the people involved with Genetixs are felons who put the company’s cannabis license in jeopardy. He says they are trying to have the men removed from the company, and that their attempt to remove the men spurred the legal complaint in response. White states that he and Jones financed Genetixs from start to finish, and therefore they would have no reason to steal from themselves.
massraider
Footballguy
The owner of every cannabis cultivation in Oregon just laughed out loud.
Explanation:
In a market saturated like Oregon, there is huge profit in "stealing" your product and driving it to other states with a more profitable black market.
In any market, there is huge profit in avoiding taxes.
BobbyLayne
Footballguy
Sounds about right.
IME in NYS (& maybe irrelevant to this case bc it’s a different jurisdiction) these kind of partner disputes are very difficult to apply a remedy to, and judges are loathe to serve as the arbiter of truth. The courts and most lawyers will push for settlement before trial bc except in extremely blatant instances of fraud or embezzlement - where there is a strong paper trail - it’s very hard to determine non-performance. I’ve seen business cases dismissed with what I considered thin reasoning “this was a disagreement between business partners about how to operate the business, and business decisions are peculiar things. it’s not our place to decide if a poor business decision is the sole cause of the damages you are seeking. the court has no interest in allowing this to move forward.”
anyway, from a FF perspective this seems unlikely to result in any criminal charges and is just a nuisance in Julio’s personal life which hopefully doesn’t impact his performance in any way.
[Giardi] Julio Jones was getting his first real work in 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 today. He was unable to come down with a ball in the back left corner of the end zone on a throw from Ryan Tannehill, was slow to get up & later left practice after not taking another rep.
https://twitter.com/mikegiardi/status/1422229114740695040?s=12
https://twitter.com/mikegiardi/status/1422229114740695040?s=12
Julio was making more money on the black market selling that herb out of the back door.... tons of people in the legal industry do it... they were growing legally in Cali and selling in the ATL where the price is Double ... at wholesale prices they were moving around 1,500 lbs a month.... Cali premium indoor weed in Atlanta is very very very profitable
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grateful zed
Footballguy
JetMaxx
Footballguy
need2know
Footballguy
Market in Tennessee is the same as ATL.... Most people send Weed grown in Greenhouses and pass it off as Indoor to these areas.... if your actually pumping out top shelf indoors which usually stays in California because the quality is so good..... it moves with ease.... Ive known guys packing up 18 wheelers str8 outta Norcal doing the same thing... I have tons of personal experience with cannabis and the Chargers ... Higher the Quality... the better is smells.... they flock like seagulls regardless of how wealthy they are
I highly doubt this. The Atlanta metro area is approximately 1 million less than the entire state of Tennessee, but 1/5 the size. That's a LOT of customers in a far smaller area.
Anarchy99
Footballguy
Titans restructure Julio Jones’ contract
Posted by Josh Alper on September 7, 2021, 8:52 AM EDT
The Titans have created a nice chunk of cap space for the 2021 season by restructuring the deal of wide receiver Julio Jones.
Field Yates of ESPN reports that the team has converted $14 million of his $15.3 million base salary into a signing bonus. They also added two void years to his current deal, which means that they’ve created $11.2 million in cap space for the coming season.
Jones’ contract runs through the 2023 season and has base salaries of $11.513 million each of the next two years.
Those salaries make it a good bet that we’ll be hearing more about Jones’ contract if he has a good first year with the AFC South team. The contract numbers for wideouts have gone well above those figures and the 32-year-old Jones probably isn’t going to wait until his deal is up to look for one more big payday.
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Posted by Josh Alper on September 7, 2021, 8:52 AM EDT
The Titans have created a nice chunk of cap space for the 2021 season by restructuring the deal of wide receiver Julio Jones.
Field Yates of ESPN reports that the team has converted $14 million of his $15.3 million base salary into a signing bonus. They also added two void years to his current deal, which means that they’ve created $11.2 million in cap space for the coming season.
Jones’ contract runs through the 2023 season and has base salaries of $11.513 million each of the next two years.
Those salaries make it a good bet that we’ll be hearing more about Jones’ contract if he has a good first year with the AFC South team. The contract numbers for wideouts have gone well above those figures and the 32-year-old Jones probably isn’t going to wait until his deal is up to look for one more big payday.
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LionOfGosforth
Footballguy
need2know said:
I did exactly the same thing as you, started him last week, benched this. I made a point of watching the Seattle game. What stood out was him being targeted a lot more and making quite a few tough catches in traffic. He also was better footwork away from a short td in I think the third quarter which would have made his statline something like 7/140/1. This might be a weekly thing, one week AJB gets the headlines and JJ the next but it looked to me like he and Tannehill found some chemistry in this game.
The Frankman
Footballguy
TampaMike19
Footballguy
Sheesh...I don't know if this is good night sweet prince or not, but man, Falcons really did extract some good value out of this guy in a trade so far
I'm afraid a fine or pick is lost due to injury misreporting
This was not an injury just managed because he didn't see a doc. Then foot became leg and two days later hammy.
Vrabel is not stupid but ...idk.
As someone else said, this is the kind of stuff he/Titans do during preseason to give someone a day off. Are they really treating the Jets like a day off?
It's concerning on so many levels.
For FF, I wouldn't plan on Julio
This was not an injury just managed because he didn't see a doc. Then foot became leg and two days later hammy.
Vrabel is not stupid but ...idk.
As someone else said, this is the kind of stuff he/Titans do during preseason to give someone a day off. Are they really treating the Jets like a day off?
It's concerning on so many levels.
For FF, I wouldn't plan on Julio
TampaMike19
Footballguy
All bets are off with Julio and injuries. I'd start him out of desperation in the flex or if you're a heavy underdog
A.J. Brown (hamstring) said the Titans won't give him a full complement of snaps until Week 10.
Brown said the team would be careful with his lingering hamstring injury, though his Week 5 usage would say otherwise. Brown ran a route on 92 percent of Ryan Tannehill's 26 drop backs against the Jaguars, catching three of six targets for 36 yards. Brown (and Julio Jones) will be game script sensitive in an offense that wants to establish the run as early and often as possible. Tennessee has a 55 percent rush rate while leading this season, the league's sixth highest rate. A Week 6 matchup against the Bills should force the Titans to open up the passing game though.
SOURCE: Turron Davenport on Twitter
Oct 16, 2021, 2:21 PM ET
After watching Pitts light it up last week... you cant tell me JJ isnt itching to blow on monday night football especially with AJB news coming out .... Remember that dance,,, Do the Julio ... Do the Julio...
Brown said the team would be careful with his lingering hamstring injury, though his Week 5 usage would say otherwise. Brown ran a route on 92 percent of Ryan Tannehill's 26 drop backs against the Jaguars, catching three of six targets for 36 yards. Brown (and Julio Jones) will be game script sensitive in an offense that wants to establish the run as early and often as possible. Tennessee has a 55 percent rush rate while leading this season, the league's sixth highest rate. A Week 6 matchup against the Bills should force the Titans to open up the passing game though.
SOURCE: Turron Davenport on Twitter
Oct 16, 2021, 2:21 PM ET
After watching Pitts light it up last week... you cant tell me JJ isnt itching to blow on monday night football especially with AJB news coming out .... Remember that dance,,, Do the Julio ... Do the Julio...
TampaMike19
Footballguy
Hes been playing way more efficiently than AJ BROWN
rockaction
Footballguy
This guy was often on the wrong side of injuries. When he was on, nobody better. But between the feet and the soft tissue, he's always had issues. I didn't expect them to get any better as he aged. Matt Waldman, who watches All-22 and stuff, specifically watched him on the sidelines getting constantly stretched out between plays and quarters, etc., and saw this coming about a year and a half ago.
Chicago Hooligan
Footballguy
From the moment I clicked this dude's name in the draft queue I did not feel good about it.
I would drop him outright but there ain't much tempting on waivers. The axe is poised for Sunday morning though.
I would drop him outright but there ain't much tempting on waivers. The axe is poised for Sunday morning though.
