The character issue was out there and I remember Pearce and others around him saying it was completely made up and unfair. Even made me wonder.
Well it obviously was true, guy has probably been a problem all along.
This guy just cost every other player with alleged character issues, even if small or false, an absolute ton of money.
The hard reality is we have to assume Ickey is done and act accordingly. I do think there is a chance he comes back and plays at the same level but it's under 50 percent, maybe well under.
So you assume he's done and if he isn't then that's a great bonus.
The sooner we make a longer term deal with him, the better it will be. He's obviously already performed better than 99% of players with similar contracts.
I probably won't follow through with this, but if we extend Bryce then I'm out. That is the most pointless stupid decision a team could ever make. At best he is completely replaceable.
It makes me mad just to think about it. But I don't think the team is stupid and I don't think they'll do that. But if they do then I'm out.
Interest in Geno will be very low. Low ceiling, low floor, bad teammate.
And yes, I don't know whether it's funny or sad that he still is probably better than Bryce.
Would this really "shake the NFL to its foundations"?
So tired of the ridiculous hyperbole for these things.
Like a trade for like Gino Smith or someone would "send shockwaves" across the NFL.
Or signing Aaron Rodgers would "detonate a nuclear bomb up the ass of the NFL."
Like please stop, I'll click on your uninformed speculation anyways
He wasn't all that great as a passer. He was dominant because he was an elite runner and a good passer.
I wouldn't care that Bryce isn't a good passer if he could run like Cam.