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Oh for sure and he has lots of endorsement deals but lets not pretend like anyone making $50 million plus isn't doing just fine financially. Also RW's wife doesn't have supermodel money but she's for sure worth 10 or 20 mill herself. My point was that the Pats are mostly an anomaly because of Brady and not for any other reason.
I don't think you can compare Ciara to Gisele in terms of net worth
Agreed. he doesn't need the $. That's what I'm saying. He prefers SB trophies. The rest prefer the $ or they wouldn't be breaking the salary record every new contact. He's grabbing SBs, the rest are grabbing $.
Line was awful last year and RW was a top producer. It's not just the OL but also a total lack of offensieve weapons. Baldwin hurt, Graham gone, Richardson gone. And the defense has been falling apart as well. Guys getting older, moving on, getting hurt, etc.
RW has always been a scrambling around QB and that's what makes him as good as he has been. When the 'hawks were good I remember RW scrambling around on 3rd and 12 and running for the first down, or finding an open man countless times. It's what separates him from average QBs.
not a big Cowherd fan, but he was dead right about Carroll - left USC when Harbaugh came to Stanford. now he has Shanny in SF, and McVay in LA and Pete's gonna leave Seattle because it's getting hot in the kitchen..fair weather friend , so to speak
Task for you. Find out how Seattle did in short yardage situation during the 2014 season.
Yeah, I know that, actually. I followed Seattle and most of your points are well-taken. The O-line wasn't that great. There was nothing automatic about anything, but a pass there was certainly questionable. You could see the players wincing in disbelief. Not that players' reactions to a loss should be a determinative factor, but the whole country was wondering why it happened. Sometimes people outthink themselves. Seattle did there, IMHO. And that's all it is, is an opinion. But the perception of the players certainly colors their attitude, and everything changed after that play.
I don't disagree that most people (players included) are results oriented. For me, I think that's a bad way to live. For someone like Richard Sherman I think that's typical. I choose not to pander to immaturity. I know that the play call was fine given the situation. Butler (and to larger degree Browner) made a great play. Browner had a terrific jam on that play allowing Butler to become famous. I tip my cap to them and acknowledge that they earned it.
Yeah, I take your point, and know that it's a call that will debated forever in football history, and I don't think that's overstating it. That Browner made the jam must have been extra salt in the wounds for Seattle fans, as he was a great for them out of the CFL for two years in the defensive backfield, IIRC.
That was nothing but a rumor. Tate's girlfriend (who is now his wife) during the time of the rumor was best friends with Wilson's now ex-wife, and still is best friends with her. I doubt they would have remained friends if the rumor was true. All of them say it never happened.
