jsmith6919
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yep he signed with them
Nothing another bottle of Johnny Walker Blue won't cure.Don't give a shit. It wasn't like this was shocking.
A player bends over Jones and he takes it.
It is not any different than other players showing their asses elsewhere and getting cut or traded. That's not the point.I'm not seeing what Jones could have done different in this situation. If he stays, he's getting paid and is disinterested. A bad influence on younger players. So cut him. He still gets his money, but the cancer is out of the locker room.
If anything, the league should step in and stop shit like this from happening. If players pull crap like this, they should have to sit out minimum one year.
From the players' perspective the NFL and its owners are rarely loyal to the player. Contracts are written in a manner where it's easy for teams to ditch a player before the contract is up.Unethical and dishonest people are always going to be that way. Some folks just have no integrity. You can't blame the Dallas organization for these incidents. It's all on the player who deliberated and perpertrates this behavior.
Oh. Of course not.It is not any different than other players showing their asses elsewhere and getting cut or traded. That's not the point.
Apparently the Bills have been talking to Orton for awhile
Loyalty is not a factor. If you enter into a contract you should honor the contract. That is why they are reduced to writing and signed by both parties. If you didn't like the deal, the time to change it is before you agree to the terms. How many times have you seen an owner renig on a deal because he didn't like the way a player performed. They have to wait until the terms are completed. They also have to pay because the contract states they do. Both parties are legally obligated to conform to the terms. Try missing a few house payments because you didn't want to pay because you were gone on vacation and didn't use the house.From the players' perspective the NFL and its owners are rarely loyal to the player. Contracts are written in a manner where it's easy for teams to ditch a player before the contract is up.
But that's the players fault, IMO. During CBA negotiations instead of lobbying to smoke weed and dodging HGH tests, they should be lobbying for guaranteed contracts instead of pulling stunts like this and holding out every year.
If Orton wanted to retire then he's screwed the Cowboys out of their bonus and is currently jobbing the Bills by taking a position he has no desire to fulfill. I doubt this as I don't think even the Bills would accept a player who didn't practice, prepare, and learn the offense.Orton had a good gig here...seemed to like it here until he threw the season ending pick.
It does sound like there may have been some tampering, also saw a couple people tweeting Orton sold his house here in Dallas right after last season though never did see that verified by anybody credible"Months?"
That's pretty much tampering right there.
Far be it for me to defend Jerry about anything, but if that was said about Jerry and the Cowboys there would be a witch hunt.
That aside, I too am curious as to why Orton wanted out so badly. Trainers? Chance to start? Afraid he'd have to play again considering the condition of Romo's back? Morally opposed to Jerry's lifestyle?