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austinr said...
............when you don't have to play for the Davis family anymore and can pursue teams he wants to play for..........that's a blessing. The money, when you are a good player, takes care of its self. I think Huff would like to play for a team that has a chance to win. What is the old saying.........money can't buy happiness.
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get off my farm said...
he made the decision to re- sign there already, so your point of view is not supported by Huff's actions. He had that so-called blessing when his last contract ended. look, I'm sure we all want him to win and succeed, but lets not overlook the fact that he was paid handsomely by the Raiders and seemed happy enough there to take their money again. And good for him.
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PMac7 said...
Your first figure was correct. 10 years ago the Raiders were in the super bowl. Should have kept that figure for your second statement, because 20 years is not accurate. The past ten years have been bad, but before that the raiders were the winningest franchise in the history of the NFL.
As others have stated, he was paid very well by the raiders, never truly living up to his year-to-year salary. They also have a legitimate GM now, so saying he doesn't have to work for the Davis family anymore just shows your ignorance to the whole situation. He clearly wasn't worth the money he was being paid and they made a quality move to lift dead money, not the other way around. He was due 11 mil this year, he'd be lucky to get a 2 mil a year deal IMO so it's a huge pay cut for him and his family. But a blessing..
Buy your logic every quality player in the NFL should look to take a pay cut so they can play for a team that might make a superbowl, or else they are a loser at heart... Except the NFL doesn't work that way. You take your money when you can get because the only people guaranteed to make Millions every year are the NFL and the owners.
This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by austinr on 3/13/2013 at 7:32 PM
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Michael Huff done as a Raider