[CBFF] Holdouts

Jerry Madsen jerrywm at gmail.com
Sun Jul 16 20:19:19 MDT 2006


Perhaps you are right, but it truly hurts my head to think about it.
I hate rookie holdouts, but I understand why they occur so often in
the NFL.  That is the period of a players career where they will have
the most leverage against a team; with the exception of the franchise
caliber player.

In the case of Briggs and Jones, they've got next to nothing over the
Bears.  Hell, Jones is already being paid starters' coin.  They both
have to know how futile a holdout would be.

So here's hoping there's nothing on our radar on the 27th.

Jerry

On 7/16/06, Matt Langschwager <matthewindc at yahoo.com> wrote:
> But those two are the only ones on the "holdout radar," right?  I wouldn't worry too much about that yet.  They both attended the non-voluntary minicamp earlier, and you'd think they'd know that bringing negative attention in the form of a holdout is going to hurt them long term.
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>   Either way, it's all conjectural until July 26.  I'll put holdouts on my radar on the 27th.
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>   Matt
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> Jerry Madsen <jerrywm at gmail.com> wrote:
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> *Side note: I find it ironic that the year the Bears are the first team to
> sign all of their draft picks before camp, they are faced with hold-outs by
> returning starters like Briggs and Thomas. Go figure.
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