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2021 NFL Offseason Thread
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Marc123
You got it dude!
Ugh. Lev bell tho, smh really nigga
O.G.
GUILTY BY AFFILIATION
What is this about? Why wouldn't a player want to earn easy money while making deep playoff runs?
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
Have you not met Le’Veon?
StringerBell
OG
Didn't the nigga also show up to Jets out of shape after finally getting the deal…
Marc123
You got it dude!
Eh, idk about that(tho it is possible). Gase n his ppl prolly didnt like bells practice habits so they leaked that to fuck w him.
I weary of anything that comes from Adam gase or his coaching staff
O.G.
GUILTY BY AFFILIATION
As a Steelers fan, I am very aware of his fuckery. But now I don't pay attention to him. So is he complaining about a contract or is it beef with Reid? Chiefs really don't need him so he ain't getting a big contract. Haven't seen any news about this so I was wondering about Stringers post.
Edit - found the article. Yawn.
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TheMadLionsFan
Out chea thuggin in my home office.
Marc123
You got it dude!
Hell of a reach.
Adam Gase is a bitch ass nigga and prolly the worst hc in the last 20 years.
Andy Reid is the father of a pill poppin, alcoholic who drove drunk and nearly killed a 5 year old girl
I ain't got nuthin to say bout the Steelers FO
TheMadLionsFan
Out chea thuggin in my home office.
Mike Wallace once said that they make you the villain when want what you have earned
Mike Wallace on Le'Veon Bell: They make you the villain when you want what you earned
Former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace can sympathize with Le'Veon Bell, who has lost support in Pittsburgh while he continues to stay away from the team in a contract dispute.
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Mike Wallace on Le’Veon Bell: They make you the villain when you want what you earned
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 21, 2018, 8:32 AM EDT
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Former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace can sympathize with Le'Veon Bell, who has lost support in Pittsburgh while he continues to stay away from the team in a contract dispute.
Wallace wrote on Twitter that Bell is taking criticism merely for asking for his fair-market value.
“It’s crazy how they will make you out to be the villain when you want what you’ve earned,” Wallace wrote.
Wallace never played with Bell, but he did experience a similar situation in Pittsburgh. Wallace held out through the entire preseason in 2012, his last season with the Steelers. The next year he signed as a free agent with the Dolphins and was criticized in some quarters as greedy.
When several fans begged to differ with Wallace, he said in follow-up tweets that fans can’t understand the risk-reward calculations that NFL players make with their careers.
“You would never understand unless you were in it,” Wallace wrote. “Me personally I’ve seen this game chew people up and leave them with nothing so when u have that small window to maximize u have to do it.”
Wallace made about $4.5 million in his four years with the Steelers and has made more than $50 million since leaving.
StringerBell
OG
Mike Wallace once said that they make you the villain when want what you have earned
Mike Wallace on Le'Veon Bell: They make you the villain when you want what you earned
Former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace can sympathize with Le'Veon Bell, who has lost support in Pittsburgh while he continues to stay away from the team in a contract dispute.
Mike Wallace on Le’Veon Bell: They make you the villain when you want what you earned
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 21, 2018, 8:32 AM EDT
Getty Images
Former Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace can sympathize with Le'Veon Bell, who has lost support in Pittsburgh while he continues to stay away from the team in a contract dispute.
Wallace wrote on Twitter that Bell is taking criticism merely for asking for his fair-market value.
“It’s crazy how they will make you out to be the villain when you want what you’ve earned,” Wallace wrote.
Wallace never played with Bell, but he did experience a similar situation in Pittsburgh. Wallace held out through the entire preseason in 2012, his last season with the Steelers. The next year he signed as a free agent with the Dolphins and was criticized in some quarters as greedy.
When several fans begged to differ with Wallace, he said in follow-up tweets that fans can’t understand the risk-reward calculations that NFL players make with their careers.
“You would never understand unless you were in it,” Wallace wrote. “Me personally I’ve seen this game chew people up and leave them with nothing so when u have that small window to maximize u have to do it.”
Wallace made about $4.5 million in his four years with the Steelers and has made more than $50 million since leaving.
They offered make Bell the highest paid RB in theNFL.. Bell turn them down.. And they didn’t make him another.. And based on everything that has happened since then they were right.. As as fa as Mike Wallace goes
aLoookin at his numbers after he left the Steelers.. The FO the made right decision to not pay a one dimensional WR…
757'sFinest
OG
Steelers don't like to pay anybody unless it's the qb or their best defensive player they always let the wrs and rbs go
Dwayne
Not Like Us
But they offered bell big money.
StringerBell
OG
Let the guessing games begin…