I don't think most of you get the point.

Before you get Freeney money then you have to be consistent like Freeney.

Allen's numbers could have been inflated by matching up with a turd team with a bad LT.

Johnson led the league in 2007.

Allen led the league in 2006... just another mediocre year for him.

A year and a half doesn't clear numerous years of bad behavior, anyone that knows people with DWI/alcohol problems realizes how many times these people continue to do it even when they look like they've become fine.

Remind me how many sacks "Mr Consistent" has put up the last 3 years....

The Rams thought Leonard Little had learned his lesson.

Five years later, a second DWI.

And no, people with drinking problems don't just magically get cured.

And opening a bar? Why not just save the money and walk into Clark's office and tell him to **** off?

It'd be like Pacman Jones opening his own strip club.

To me that bar thing was just a horrible idea on his part, it showed a total lack of judgment.

His cured speak bugs the shit out of me to, anyone that has dealt with anyone with problems knows what happens to people who spout that.

The Vikings thought Cris Carter had learned his lesson....

$20 for every minute he goes without another DUI for the next 6 years.

If my math is correct, that comes to $10.5M per year.

He's basically thumbed his nose at the organization this entire offseason.

You think I'm an at risk player? I'll show you. I'll open a bar.

You think I'm immature? I'll show you. I'll show up to a black tie event in a tuxedo t-shirt.

He's all but BEGGED to get traded.

But none of it is guaranteed. :D

According to at least one article, that's exactly what he's doing.

Good thoughts. Thanks guys.

All players are way overpaid. They should earn a base of a $million max, and then earn the rest with performance incentives. Then there is no risk of overpaying anyone. EARN YOUR MONEY

That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

How are you going to pay the "disruptive force in the middle"? How are you going to pay the best cornerbacks in the league that rarely get challenged?

Sorry Dude, this was not very well thought out.