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re: What "The Athletic" said about Daniels and Nabors playing in the bowl game.

Posted on 12/16/23 at 9:32 am to
Posted by BowDownToLSU
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Posted on 12/16/23 at 9:32 am to
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Living your life scared, is not living at all
. Idk man I’d hate for them to get a Marcus Lattimore injury this close to going pro in a meaningless bowl game
Posted by H-Town Tiger
Member since Nov 2003
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Posted on 12/16/23 at 11:37 am to
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man I’d hate for them to get a Marcus Lattimore injury this close to going pro in a meaningless bowl game


Lattimore had multiple injuries and how often does an injury like that occur? Chad Jones has injured in a car accident should they not drive anywhere either?

Todd Gurley blew out his knee in November he was the 10th pick in the draft. The tape on these guys done, the work outs / combine doesn’t make that much difference unless their work out is horrible
Posted by SlowFlowPro
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Member since Jan 2004
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Posted on 12/17/23 at 8:19 am to
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Idk man I’d hate for them to get a Marcus Lattimore injury this close to going pro in a meaningless bowl game


Jake Butt basically ended his career playing in a bowl. This is her perspective (Via t'Athletic)

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Especially in football, generalities typically don’t work, especially for situations like this. People look at one small sliver of the decision: “Hey, you’re screwing over your team by not playing.” “Hey, you’re sitting out and saving yourself millions of dollars.” That is the surface of this decision.

I tore my ACL in a bowl game. I lost a lot of money by falling in the draft. It didn’t stop there. Since I was injured outside of the NFL, I did not get a credited season my rookie year. I did not get benefits my rookie year. I was not part of league insurance my rookie year. I made split salary, which was a six-figure reduction in my salary.

Those credited seasons count toward your pension. They didn’t give me a 401K match, which is almost $30,000. Your total net loss is going to be probably a quarter-million dollars if you get hurt and are not able to play your rookie season.

For me, I don’t regret playing. I understand there’s a long game in life, and I always knew there was going to be life after football. Yeah, I lost money, but I have a massive respect and love here at the University of Michigan. That is something money can’t buy.

Other people don’t see it that way. There are a lot of guys who play football, and football is all they have. Let them make that decision for themselves.


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