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[QUOTE="Dankill:977495"][QUOTE="xmikex:977460"][QUOTE="RustyPS:977432"]here's what I don't get about the Seymour situation.... reportedly, the Raiders have the right to inform Seymour that he has 5 days to report to the team, or he's considered out for the year (meaning his contract does NOT expire after this season like it should), the Raiders get their draft pick back while still retaining their rights to Seymour, and the Pats get squadoosh...if that's true then if he's looking for an extension from Oakland like the media is saying, how does he have any leverage by holding out at all? this leads me to believe that he's either really dumb and doesn't know/understand the rules or he's destroying his career to just get back at the Pats for trading him...I don't see how him not reporting makes any sense[/QUOTE] I was gonna say, that whole thing sounds very unfair towards the Pats. I really wonder if we'd have to give back the draft pick if Seymour decides to deep six this entire year for himself. Either way, the Raiders still own his ass, he'd lose a year he wouldn't get paid for and still be a year away from free agency. He's represented by the same guy who's handing the Michael Crabtree debacle down the street in SF. Who fucking knows. [/QUOTE]Well, that explains a lot. Moreso, if the report about the agent bullshiting Seymour about working on a new contract with the Pats is true. At least Crabtree figured out that he'd be a retard to not play.[/QUOTE]
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