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2026/2027 NFL Thread

Screw that entitled prick. He probably made enough money in NIL that he wouldn’t need to work ever again but is too stupid to understand the opportunities. No sympathy.
I mean, like I said, I don't even know who he is, but sure. Can't say I care much, but if this aforementioned NFL move does cost him a year, that is a big deal. Especially since it might be literally his only year.
 
@mikev , I 100% agree with you. It’s an extremely frustrating thing about sports and entertainment, people get passes if they’re good. Last weekend my kid had a dance recital and Michael Jackson was an artist they danced to. People cheered when the music started. I find that disgusting and flat out stupid on their part.
 
Screw that entitled prick. He probably made enough money in NIL that he wouldn’t need to work ever again but is too stupid to understand the opportunities. No sympathy.

I'm not sure what kind of NIL he signed with Indiana, but when he left to go to Cincinnati, he signed a pretty big one. He also has an NIL contract with a marketing agency. He then left Cincinnati to sign with Texas Tech, and Cincinnati is suing him for breach of their NIL and asking him to return 1 million dollars. Apparently his NIL with the marketing agency, Texas Tech and or Cincinnati puts him in like the top five NIL earners for 2026, but I dont think that will be actual earned income because Cincinnati will most likely win their case and Texas Tech obviously wont be paying him anything now that he wont be playing a single down for them.
 
I'm not sure what kind of NIL he signed with Indiana, but when he left to go to Cincinnati, he signed a pretty big one. He also has an NIL contract with a marketing agency. He then left Cincinnati to sign with Texas Tech, and Cincinnati is suing him for breach of their NIL and asking him to return 1 million dollars. Apparently his NIL with the marketing agency, Texas Tech and or Cincinnati puts him in like the top five NIL earners for 2026, but I dont think that will be actual earned income because Cincinnati will most likely win their case and Texas Tech obviously wont be paying him anything now that he wont be playing a single down for them.
The clawback provision for NIL is still running through the courts but man if they do allow them to clawback the years of transferring every 6 months are over. Which would be amusing.
 
I'm not sure what kind of NIL he signed with Indiana, but when he left to go to Cincinnati, he signed a pretty big one. He also has an NIL contract with a marketing agency. He then left Cincinnati to sign with Texas Tech, and Cincinnati is suing him for breach of their NIL and asking him to return 1 million dollars. Apparently his NIL with the marketing agency, Texas Tech and or Cincinnati puts him in like the top five NIL earners for 2026, but I dont think that will be actual earned income because Cincinnati will most likely win their case and Texas Tech obviously wont be paying him anything now that he wont be playing a single down for them.
Never convicted of anything.

Now this fucking idiot, however...


This isn't some dumb rookie that screwed up his chance at a 1 year, prove it, UFA deal. This guy was a 1st round pick up until he became destined for the penitentiary a couple days ago.
 
Never convicted of anything.

Now this fucking idiot, however...


This isn't some dumb rookie that screwed up his chance at a 1 year, prove it, UFA deal. This guy was a 1st round pick up until he became destined for the penitentiary a couple days ago.

Talk about throwing your life away.
 
Talk about throwing your life away.

I mean, it just boggles the mind. Even if his rookie deal was flopping, he still stood to make more from milking a lame duck NFL career than this hoodrat shit he pulled here.

Maybe the plan was to get rich dealing with NFL money as startup funds, crazy town though. Just crazy.
 
You can have tickets to the home game Opener vs hated Miami on 09/13 for $250. A night at the Luxor is $250 on the 12th. You can walk to the game from there.

The drive from L.A. is about $70 in gas.
 
That's a long ass walk.

usually when I'm working games there I stay at the Courtyard that's literally across the street.
 
That's a long ass walk.

usually when I'm working games there I stay at the Courtyard that's literally across the street.
once again Raiders lead the way both bad and good

Just remember Tux, any football that happened more than 20 years ago, is dust on the wind for old farts to jabber about while the world pays attention to what is actually going on in real life.

Do you work NFL games, Mike? That is pretty awesome. I just assume that Courtyard is a mint on game days. the Luxor is actually pretty reasonable for opening day against Miami, and you get to sleep in a Pyramid. :D
 

so John Madden's wisdom is something that doesn't age, if you're teaching or coaching Madden is a true teacher.
 
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