I think he's probably expected to play by those who are paying him.
He can sit, not make a dime while being fined, and be under team control next season.
"Colts running back Jonathan Taylor didn’t need to hold in to get a new contract.
According to multiple reports on Thursday morning, Taylor has agreed to a two-year extension"
Colts didn't get the Biggs "How the NFL works" memo
We should probably ask a "local football savant" but its almost like NFL teams sometimes do NOT expect a player to play under a contract he signed . . . like when the market resets the position.
“I don’t think this situation is a peaceful one right now,” Schefter said.
“I think this one could develop into a Micah Parsons-like situation, a Khalil Mack-type situation, where the team doesn’t want to trade him, isn’t going to trade him, but he’s not getting him back on the practice field. And the longer it goes on, the more it recognizes the only choice it might have would be to trade him. But again, nothing now, but I wouldn’t be surprised if later this summer, something comes down like that and it develops in that way.”
Out of curiosity, and this is to both you and Fire, what’s acceptable compensation?
Dexter Lawrence and Quinnen Williams were both recently traded for first rounders. But they were younger, and better than Vea.
Osa Odighizuwa was just traded this year for a 3rd. He is younger, but Vea better than him.
Depending on the team and where I'm estimating their selection would be next season, I'd ask for first or second, but probably take a third and fourth.
yeah im guessing we get a third round pick for him but i also feel the season is shot to hell with him gone as well.
