Well the innjury has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not it was a good pick.Where are the folks who praised this pick?
Well the innjury has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not it was a good pick.Where are the folks who praised this pick?
What does a fluke first day injury have to do with the quality of the pick?Where are the folks who praised this pick?
I don't wish an injury on anyone, even a Gator. But KARMA is a bitch !
Those are pretty big variables that de-risk the contract for the team... Jax could hope to backload the contract and minimize the bonus. At this point letting him hold out for weeks on end doesn't matter, they're not going to miss him on the field this season.His initial contract will not be affected by this... he'll make more than the number 4 pick and less than the number 2 pick. The only negotiations anymore are the amount up front (signing bonuses) and annual average pay, the sum of the 4 years is set based on the CBA
Too bad. I wonder if this will change the standard of practicing without a contract.
What does a fluke first day injury have to do with the quality of the pick?
Where are the folks who praised this pick?
No matter what happened 4 years ago, this is the Pro's. I wouldn't wish this on any young man. Hoping for a quick and complete recovery for him.Well the innjury has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not it was a good pick.
Couldn't have happened to a better guy, karma is a you know what lol.Holy karma Batman
He signed a waiver before practice today that would cover him if he got injured. Lucky him.
They sign waivers and still negotiate under good faith. I don't think it will change much.
Those are pretty big variables that de-risk the contract for the team... Jax could hope to backload the contract and minimize the bonus. At this point letting him hold out for weeks on end doesn't matter, they're not going to miss him on the field this season.
That said, it would be a stand up move if they negotiated as if nothing had happened. He took a risk in going out there w/o a contract and maybe that was naive, but I hope he's not unfairly penalized for doing something a good teammate would do (not saying he's a good teammate, he might be, I don't know).
Those are pretty big variables that de-risk the contract for the team... Jax could hope to backload the contract and minimize the bonus. At this point letting him hold out for weeks on end doesn't matter, they're not going to miss him on the field this season.
That said, it would be a stand up move if they negotiated as if nothing had happened. He took a risk in going out there w/o a contract and maybe that was naive, but I hope he's not unfairly penalized for doing something a good teammate would do (not saying he's a good teammate, he might be, I don't know).
They will negotiate as if nothing happened. He signed an injury protection waiver today before participating in practice that says the team will still in good faith negotiate as if nothing happened.
I'm no expert on those things or anything, I'm just going by what they said on the tv. One guy even said Kahn is the type of guy who would make sure Fowler was taken care of and not mishandled.Hope you are right. Otherwise, he becomes a ward of the state earlier instead of later.
I'm no expert on those things or anything, I'm just going by what they said on the tv. One guy even said Kahn is the type of guy who would make sure Fowler was taken care of and not mishandled.