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"Sources say NFL agreed not to have Rams on Hard Knocks in 2014 if they drafted Michael Sam." -- (link)
Posted by
ML (aka Iadodger)
Mar 23 '16, 11:53
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wut
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Responses:
So, they drafted him to get out of Hard Knocks or they drafted him and then asked the NFL to not have them to limit his publicity?
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Will Hunting
Mar 23, 12:10
4
I don't think its damning. I mean they drafted Sam Bradford to get out of the playoffs -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 23, 12:20
3
I do find it reassuring to know that they did even less with the RG3 bounty than we did with him.
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Will Hunting
Mar 23, 12:22
2
it seemed like such a brilliant move at the time -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 23, 12:25
1
It very easily could have been but....
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Will Hunting
Mar 23, 13:00
Serious question: Do we think this is a big deal? I mean "back room" deals are sketchy, but I'm not sure if I care about this. -- nm
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MDH
Mar 23, 11:59
11
as my post below hints, I feel its not that big a deal but another example of the NFL being tone deaf -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 23, 12:06
10
I suspect the Rams asked this of the NFL to take pressure off of Sam.
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David
Mar 23, 12:08
9
Any team can refuse Hard Knocks, they approached Seattle a couple years ago and Carroll told them no way -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 23, 12:09
8
Not correct. Only select teams can say no. For example, teams who made the playoffs the year previous can't be forced into it. -- nm
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ML
Mar 23, 12:10
7
I did not know this. Now I want to know more. Because if that is true, why the Bengals twice and Cowboys twice in a short time span -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 23, 12:14
6
Here's the rule:
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ML
Mar 23, 12:15
5
Thanks. I guess that answers my question. The rule in 2013 was because they had those teams twice. But its an a-hole rule.
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crash davis
Mar 23, 12:18
4
I view it as motivation: succeed, or we'll foist HBO on you -- nm
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ML
Mar 23, 12:41
3
Then why has it not been the Browns for the last several years? -- nm
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Spawn
Mar 23, 12:45
2
rule of no first-year head coaches is one big reason -- nm
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ML
Mar 23, 12:52
1
Ah, good point. -- nm
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Spawn
Mar 23, 12:59
I may be tone deaf but I am rich -- nm
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Roger Goodell
Mar 23, 11:55
1
~I wanna be rich~ -- nm
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Strongbad
Mar 23, 12:07
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