Earl Thomas leaves field on cart, wearing air cast, flips off Seahawks’ sideline

[Bob_C]

Sea hawks dodged a bullet

Seems the opposite. Seems like they had already decided not to extend, so they effectively lost an all pro for this year or the opportunity to get back sorely needed draft picks. Cap space in the future means shit if you have no one worthy of paying on the current roster.

 

[CuntWaffle]

The amount of people (by people I mean 12s) triggered over a stupid middle finger gesture is mind boggling. ET is the Kanye West of the NFL. Great at what he does but part of the reason is because he is a little crazy up in the head. So yea of course he is going to burst with emotion after something he feared the most comes to fruition.

12s gonna 12.

 

[MisterEm]

Sea hawks dodged a bullet

Seems the opposite. Seems like they had already decided not to extend, so they effectively lost an all pro for this year or the opportunity to get back sorely needed draft picks. Cap space in the future means shit if you have no one worthy of paying on the current roster.

The dead $16 million in 2018 and 2019 for Sherm and Kam, says hi.

Where are they playing again?

 

[Baseman]

Maybe I'm an idiot, but I think the current Seahawks regime has really harmed its reputation with players and is going to have a hell of a time attracting free agents for a while.

When Thomas signed his contract in 2014, it made him the highest paid safety in the NFL. No one held a gun to his head.

This year he could have gone the Lavon Bell route and held out. He didn’t. He got hurt. It sucks but it’s a business.

Villifying the Seahawks is stupid. Thomas’s $8.5 million 2018 salary, third among NFL safeties, is a tidy sum.

 

[sarktastic]

Since drafting Thomas in 2010, the Seahawks have shown him nothing but disrespect. $55 mm worth of disrespect to be exact.

I feel very badly for his family.

 

[BleachedAnusDawg]

Maybe I'm an idiot, but I think the current Seahawks regime has really harmed its reputation with players and is going to have a hell of a time attracting free agents for a while.

When Thomas signed his contract in 2014, it made him the highest paid safety in the NFL. No one held a gun to his head.

This year he could have gone the Lavon Bell route and held out. He didn’t. He got hurt. It sucks but it’s a business.

Villifying the Seahawks is stupid. Thomas’s $8.5 million 2018 salary, third among NFL safeties, is a tidy sum.

All true. They still should have traded him. Win-win for both sides. I think the front office failed at playing the long game.