Woodley beyond frustration with Steelers

What do you know, a story about a player who isn't suspended.

you can come to Big D LaMarr, JJ takes care of his players..

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Originally posted 08:09 AM ET  07.21 by SteveDallas

What do you know, a story about a player who isn't suspended.

Kind of makes you want to reach out and take someone's hand, doesn't it?

As this story keeps getting repeated for multiple players across the NFL, you're going to see the players having less and less interest in fighting the owners over the new CBA. They have to make their money now and can't afford a lockout.

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 08:09 AM ET  07.21 by SteveDallas

What do you know, a story about a player who isn't suspended.

At least the story is about a player who wants to redo his contract. We're not too far out into unknown territory. "Here there be dragons" and all that good stuff.

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Maybe the Steelers would care more about Woodley if he would learn English. What the hell does "it's kind of jacked up" mean if you're not referring to a car???!!!

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Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  07.21 by AGStrange

Maybe the Steelers would care more about Woodley if he would learn English. What the hell does "it's kind of jacked up" mean if you're not referring to a car???!!!

LOL!!!!!

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Originally posted 08:14 AM ET  07.21 by Otis B. Driftwood

Kind of makes you want to reach out and take someone's hand, doesn't it?

For some reason that statement reminded me of Lee Arney's Geico commercial.

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Originally posted 08:17 AM ET  07.21 by DarkArmadillo

As this story keeps getting repeated for multiple players across the NFL, you're going to see the players having less and less interest in fighting the owners over the new CBA. They have to make their money now and can't afford a lockout.

Didn't the Titans just renegotiate with Chris Johnson who had the same situation as Woodley, out performing his rookie contract. I think he'll make $2.5 million this season instead of less than the million he was set to be paid. Steelers won't do this, but it has little to do with the CBA in this case, more so the Steelers organization rarely renegotiate deals and are very quick to let guys walk when they start to chirp about getting paid fairly.... see Alan Faneaca as a recent example.

Come on Mgmt get him signed and happy....

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Originally posted 08:52 AM ET  07.21 by ORF

For some reason that statement reminded me of Lee Arney's Geico commercial.

Wasn't on my mind ORF but I can clearly see the rationale.

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Originally posted 08:24 AM ET  07.21 by Otis B. Driftwood

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I don't know. It also says "your presence is our greatest pleasure".........cathouse?

Strap it on and take it out on your teammates on the field , LaMarr... is that short for LaMarrvelous?

I am starting to get jacked up for the season to begin.

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Originally posted 08:13 AM ET  07.21 by BIGGIED- Fing COWBOYS!

you can come to Big D LaMarr, JJ takes care of his players..

NEVER!

Dude, we will take care of you! Don't worry!

It's obvious, I'm biased here, but I appreciate that other fans (dallas fans?) want our players, it's always been like that. We just can't resign them all to big deals. Our system helps a lot of these guys and I think that to some degree we can plug a lot of guys into our D and make it work, but he is one that I would really like to see us keep if we can.

What was his total contract for his four years. You have to factor in the signing bonus as well. Everyone kept saying Chris Johnson was making league minimum, which wasn't true. He was making 2.4 million a year. The signing bonus has to be factored in all the years.