>What’s relevant is this is another organization who does
>not want to deal with him, so there has to be some fire with
>that.
>
>Usually a team, no matter how bad it is, will keep a player if
>they can’t trade him, to get some value out of him.
>....Owners are stupid but they ain’t dumb, so for them to be
>like dude keep the money, just be gone, says a lot.
>
>And as far his ability, maybe it was the system of Pittsburgh.
>When Conner is healthy dude has had success running the ball.
>Problem is he is injury prone.
>

Not now. The meathead warehouse of authority figures in this league are very keen on looking like they’re in charge. Sometimes it is to a cut your nose to spite your face manner. The Jets and Giants have made this clear more than once in the last half decade. It’s like some of these folks can’t live with skill position dudes being popular now. They’d rather fork over 30 million a season for a bad qb or draft a bad qb then blame a 13 million dollar rb, cb, or wr for all of their problems when shit doesn’t go their way.

So I keep going on and on about this cuz I’m wondering what makes people take the cheese on this slight of handle PR trickery so easily. Like only the highly paid wrs and Rbs on bad teams are occasionally jerks? Odell Beckham was such a jerk too, right? Well why do the giants still suck like a mfer now? How have the Browns survived his terror so far this year? How can the Bills be winning with Diggs? Why are the Vikes not magically fixed now?