Comments on: Jim Brown calls out Michael Crabtree http://www.scoresreport.com/2009/10/02/jim-brown-calls-out-michael-crabtree/ The National Sports Blog Fri, 17 Feb 2012 19:52:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Gabriel Saucillo http://www.scoresreport.com/2009/10/02/jim-brown-calls-out-michael-crabtree/#comment-428418 Gabriel Saucillo Fri, 02 Oct 2009 16:20:30 +0000 http://www.scoresreport.com/?p=25688#comment-428418 In my opinion these rookies should have a salary cap put on them. that would eliminate these kids from holding out. plus it would give the team a look at what they are getting. thier have been too many top pick dissappointments.The one that comes to mind is the player for the bingles, held out spring camp and then comes in and gets hurt first day of practice. My biggest question is: Do these kids have anything to fall back on if they do not make it in the NFL. Did they learn anything in college that would help them fuction outside of football. They are just looking for the big money so if tey dont make it in the NFL. BLACKBALL THESE GUYS FROM THE NFL and see how the survive after that, i would go as far as the CFL and EUROPE and arena football. Quit thinking about the player and think about the fans that come and see them, the avg. blue collar worker that spends two or three hundred dollars to come and see their favorite team. In my opinion these rookies should have a salary cap put on them. that would eliminate these kids from holding out. plus it would give the team a look at what they are getting. thier have been too many top pick dissappointments.The one that comes to mind is the player for the bingles, held out spring camp and then comes in and gets hurt first day of practice.
My biggest question is: Do these kids have anything to fall back on if they do not make it in the NFL. Did they learn anything in college that would help them fuction outside of football. They are just looking for the big money so if tey dont make it in the NFL. BLACKBALL THESE GUYS FROM THE NFL and see how the survive after that, i would go as far as the CFL and EUROPE and arena football.
Quit thinking about the player and think about the fans that come and see them, the avg. blue collar worker that spends two or three hundred dollars to come and see their favorite team.

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