Crabtree threatening 2010 draft

[LTblows]

I hope he does, and I hope he then goes undrafted. Greedly little punk is worse than Eli's crybaby self.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=cr-draftpickprotection091709&prov=yhoo&type=lgns

 

[dawgatUSM]

the only guy I can think of that did this was that USC receiver, and the fact that I can't think of his name right now should tell you something.

 

[LTblows]

My cousin's a scout for the Chiefs. I know he wouldn't go after this guy. Too much crap to put up with.

 

[VirgilCain]

I thought he may have potential, what the 17 do i know. Time to hit the free agent list.

 

[LTblows]

I say drop him. I could be wrong, but I don't think's he's done any real practicing with the team. So even if he did sign, he'd take a bit to get into playmaker mode. Not worth the time.</p>

 

[hatfieldms]

This might have ended up working out okay for the raiders. Of course Al Davis will probably now take him with his first pick next year

 

[Tdawg411]

Come to terms, become a millionaire and get over it. I can't even fathom millions of dollars, and this guy is just putting it off. Jeez, louise.

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

from his second, and typically much bigger contract and he would be hated by the NFL. He didn't leave school a year early to sit out.

Jamarcus Russell signed after the season had started too, and I think others have. Now, he may actually end up sitting out just because he ran his mouth, but I doubt he really has any intention of doing so. He's a damn idiot regardless though.

 

[o_1984Dawg]

He tried to follow Maurice Clarett, leaving school after their true sophomore years to go to the NFL after a judge ruled in Clarett's favor against the NFL. Williams hired an agent, the ruling was overturned on appeal prior to the draft, and poof Mike Williams couldn't play in the NFL or the NCAA for a year. I'm pretty sure he did get drafted early in the first round by the Lions though, but I couldn't tell you if he's even in the NFL now.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

which means he cannot work out for any teams because that would be considered tampering. The guy is the biggest dumbass ever if he thinks that sitting out a year is beneficial to him.

 

[Seinfeld]

is why the Niners are suddenly getting such a bad rap for not getting a deal done. At first, most people were saying that they needed to stand firm in order to avoid setting a poor precedent for the rest of the league. Now, I've read three articles in the last couple days where other team owners and GMs are saying that a large portion of this situation is San Fran's fault. I'm sure they're not faultless, but I feel like they're doing the right thing by not giving in to Crabtree's stupid *** demands.

If Crabtree doesn't sign, there is no possible way that another team drafts him in the first round next year and risks going through this mess again. Those early picks are simply too valuable. It would be hilarious to me if he was essentially blacklisted, no one drafts him in the first round, and then the Niners end up taking him again in the second or third round and sign him for much less money. A one in a billion chance I know, but it would be sweet karma.