Y`all notice how Christian McCaffrey quietly got his money
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Which ain't saying shit LMAO...your 5-11 you need to take that money and build up a defense...you can't just look at numbers you have to add context they throw to him ALL THE TIME...and he's behind the line of scrimmage so it's not like down the field targets....if you feel like learning more than just looking at numbers read up on air yards and aDOT( average depth of target)....it's easy to have 100 catches when you ain't going up against a DB to get the catch....dude catches the ball behind the line of scrimmage.
Even if you were called Leveon Bell, and the many better black running backs who went home broken and broke?
Has that boy ever led the league in rushing?
He signed it
Two pages and No one asks
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She was romantically linked to football player Tim Tebow until November 2015.[27] Culpo was in an on-again-off-again relationship with football player Danny Amendola from February 2016 to April 2019.[28][29] During the summer of 2019, she started dating another football player, Christian McCaffrey.[30]
shit is so comical to me ...they keep passing the same ho`s around ....lol...i guess she got a type...
2pac and crew told us years ago how the game goes
If he was black they would have mad every excuse to lowball him
Checked this out. I don’t know Christian like that and I’m not interested in talking about that nigga like that! He’s got great numbers on a shitty team, maybe he should play quarterback and defense too and then they’d be a bit better! Just a suggestion since he’s getting paid like it!
I personally think he got paid like that, whether a CAC or not, he put up those hellafied numbers. Also, new ownership may have played a factor also...
Look I am not saying I disagree with your or not on him being a CAC, but when you put up those numbers like that, he basically put up numbers of 2 players as 1. He damn near was their entire offense....
I can't find it, but I think I remember when Todd Gurley even told him to get Paid when his contract is up....I think honestly this contract will set up future RBs who perform well and are not injury prone to get $$$.
Look I am not saying I disagree with your or not on him being a CAC, but when you put up those numbers like that, he basically put up numbers of 2 players as 1. He damn near was their entire offense....
I can't find it, but I think I remember when Todd Gurley even told him to get Paid when his contract is up....I think honestly this contract will set up future RBs who perform well and are not injury prone to get $$$.
I can't hate on that man gettin his money. He deserved it.
It is this time. I don't watch that shit, but being white solidified his money.
LMAO y’all thought they wasn’t gonna take care of they own in all ways?
And what part of the Good Ole Boy Network is it that you don't understand ??On April 16, 2020, McCaffrey signed a four-year, $64 million contract extension with the Panthers through the 2025 season, making him the highest-paid running back in NFL history
while Dak`s rookie deal done ran out n still aint signed n Chris still got a whole yr left on his...lol
but he`s QB u say ..Zeke had to hold out 4 his money ...Le`veon had to skip a whole dam yr..Melvin Gordon held out n still didnt get his.. .
n so on n so on ...n thts jus recent players...
shits all white tho ......jus sayin ...lol
They didn't pay Henry but paid tannehill
So yes
Let's not play this game
Henry actually led his team deep in the playoffs
With tannehill.
Fucking tannehill
So yes
Let's not play this game
Henry actually led his team deep in the playoffs
With tannehill.
Fucking tannehill
Ok I took the bait....using the “he has the numbers of two players” Lamar Jackson should be the highest paid quarterback in the league.
Stop! Before you make the win loss argument, this guys team was 5-11.
The OP’s main points are this: this guy is IDENTICAL in playing style to Lamar Jackson (dual threat, exciting, yada yada)
HOWEVER all the people saying why he should get paid use the SAME arguments AGAINST Black players when it’s time to get paid...
i.e., CM - he’s a hybrid player worth twice as much
Lamar Jackson - he’s not a true quarterback
CM - he put up MVP numbers regardless of the record
Lamar Jackson - yeah he had great numbers but didn’t make it out of the first round...
and the MAIN point: Skip and Shannon and all them other folks didn’t go on YouTube, IG, and Twitter pocket watching CM...they let that man get his money quietly
Stop! Before you make the win loss argument, this guys team was 5-11.
The OP’s main points are this: this guy is IDENTICAL in playing style to Lamar Jackson (dual threat, exciting, yada yada)
HOWEVER all the people saying why he should get paid use the SAME arguments AGAINST Black players when it’s time to get paid...
i.e., CM - he’s a hybrid player worth twice as much
Lamar Jackson - he’s not a true quarterback
CM - he put up MVP numbers regardless of the record
Lamar Jackson - yeah he had great numbers but didn’t make it out of the first round...
and the MAIN point: Skip and Shannon and all them other folks didn’t go on YouTube, IG, and Twitter pocket watching CM...they let that man get his money quietly
I didn't think he was better than Alvin or Mixon coming into the league but dude is worth every penny he has got.
That white boy is cold and has been the focal point of the Panthers offense since he got there.
That white boy is cold and has been the focal point of the Panthers offense since he got there.
And I think
FYI - CMC has the same agent who got Khalil Mack paid and Trumaine Johnson paid too (even he sucked when he got to the jets)
and I think his contract will set up Kamara and mixon to get paid when it’s their time, which kamara will be due after this season.
FYI - CMC has the same agent who got Khalil Mack paid and Trumaine Johnson paid too (even he sucked when he got to the jets)
over here jus making a possible cac list ... 
nobody disputing dis cac numbers ... it`s how quik n quietly he got tht dam money
when ni99as been doing those same dam numbers for decades n gotta dam near stick up the owner to get paid...
as a matter of fact when is the last time a cac of any significance held out at any position to get their money ?
n for u cac sympathizers for every cac u name i`m gonna name 5 blk players tht had to hold out tht was better than ur cac ...
nobody disputing dis cac numbers ... it`s how quik n quietly he got tht dam money
when ni99as been doing those same dam numbers for decades n gotta dam near stick up the owner to get paid...
as a matter of fact when is the last time a cac of any significance held out at any position to get their money ?
n for u cac sympathizers for every cac u name i`m gonna name 5 blk players tht had to hold out tht was better than ur cac ...
bro ...u make u makin my point for me ...yes Mack got paid eventually but had to fly cross the world to do so ...smh
n its in general bro...yes a few get the money without fuss ..( cant think of any right now ..LOL)
but blk players gotta go thru too much to get paid ...yes they get paid eventually but they gotta threaten the team to do so ...
but seriously ...who was the last white player to miss games over money ...?
cacs contract talks come up ...its where do i sign immediately ...all we here r the terms the nex day ...
blk players ....its a whole nother story ...
I really didn't think that he would transfer to the NFL, I was dead wrong.
He played every snap on offense.
The Saints better pay my nigga Alvin and the Bengals Mixon.
I didn't think he would transfer either....At the time, I was like WTF are the panthers doing in drafting this dude....
Can't hate on the skill set...
But yeah, Kamara and Mixon BETTER GET PAID
white on!On April 16, 2020, McCaffrey signed a four-year, $64 million contract extension with the Panthers through the 2025 season, making him the highest-paid running back in NFL history
while Dak`s rookie deal done ran out n still aint signed n Chris still got a whole yr left on his...lol
but he`s QB u say ..Zeke had to hold out 4 his money ...Le`veon had to skip a whole dam yr..Melvin Gordon held out n still didnt get his.. .
n so on n so on ...n thts jus recent players...
shits all white tho ....
Dallas Cowboys reportedly offer Dak Prescott $175 million
ByBRAD CRAWFORD 3 hours ago
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has made it clear he wants to continue his career with the team that drafted him, but the two sides have been unable to come to an agreement with the mid-summer deadline looming to get a deal done. Cowboys VP Stephen Jones said last week the Dallas front office is doing everything it can to figure out a deal that works for both sides.
Speaking this week with the "K&C Masterpiece" program on Dallas radio station 105.3 The Fan, Pro Football Talk NFL analyst Chris Simms said that he's been told the Cowboys have offered Prescott a five-year, $175 million contract. That figure would be in line with the numbers of years Prescott has reportedly been asking for and near his requested average per season.
Prescott played out the fourth and final year of his $2.7 million rookie deal last season and posted career-best numbers. He received the franchise tag in March from Dallas, but he hasn't signed the tender yet.
Jerry Jones hasn't been afraid of opening his checkbook to lock in key players over the past year after signing running back Ezekiel Elliot to a six-year, $90 million extension and defensive lineman DeMarcus Lawrence to a five-year, $105 million extension last summer. The Cowboys came to terms with wide receiver Amari Cooper on a five-year, $100 million extension last month.
Former Dallas Cowboys star Demarcus Ware said that if Prescott were to have won a championship by now, it would be easier for the Cowboys to pay him.
“I don’t know much Dak Prescott is worth, but I know that your play creates your pay,” Ware said this week on NFL Now. “He wants a lot, right now. And I think the Cowboys have offered him a lot of money. But, he wants that long-term contract. I feel like they’ve offered as much as they can for a guy like Dak. You can see how, yeah, he made it deep into the playoffs but you haven’t won any championships. If you maybe had one of those rings on your hand, you might get 40 or 50 (million) right now.
"We don’t know the state of the NFL. For me, I would be asking for as much guaranteed as possible to solidify that so I can go out and get ready to play.”
Former ESPN analyst Darren Woodson, who also starred in Dallas, says the time is drawing near for middle ground during the negotiation process. Both sides will have to give a bit and Dallas improving its offer to five years reflects that.
"I think a deal gets done, I really do," Woodson said during a recent appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. "If you talk to the Jones family, they'll tell you they're in love with this young man. Great ones show up every day to work. I've seen Dak Prescott in June with the fifth guy, one of the special teams players running routes by himself. His work ethic is tremendous. His leadership skills within the locker room ... he came in his rookie year and they called him a leader.
"I was there when Troy Aikman retired. We went through quarterback purgatory. We couldn't find (expletive). The quarterbacks were terrible at that time after Troy left. (Tony) Romo came later. The Jones family has been there before, why not solidify? He's the guy, he's your future, why not get it done? Dak needs to give a little bit as well to get the contract done."
ByBRAD CRAWFORD 3 hours ago
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has made it clear he wants to continue his career with the team that drafted him, but the two sides have been unable to come to an agreement with the mid-summer deadline looming to get a deal done. Cowboys VP Stephen Jones said last week the Dallas front office is doing everything it can to figure out a deal that works for both sides.
Speaking this week with the "K&C Masterpiece" program on Dallas radio station 105.3 The Fan, Pro Football Talk NFL analyst Chris Simms said that he's been told the Cowboys have offered Prescott a five-year, $175 million contract. That figure would be in line with the numbers of years Prescott has reportedly been asking for and near his requested average per season.
Prescott played out the fourth and final year of his $2.7 million rookie deal last season and posted career-best numbers. He received the franchise tag in March from Dallas, but he hasn't signed the tender yet.
Jerry Jones hasn't been afraid of opening his checkbook to lock in key players over the past year after signing running back Ezekiel Elliot to a six-year, $90 million extension and defensive lineman DeMarcus Lawrence to a five-year, $105 million extension last summer. The Cowboys came to terms with wide receiver Amari Cooper on a five-year, $100 million extension last month.
Former Dallas Cowboys star Demarcus Ware said that if Prescott were to have won a championship by now, it would be easier for the Cowboys to pay him.
“I don’t know much Dak Prescott is worth, but I know that your play creates your pay,” Ware said this week on NFL Now. “He wants a lot, right now. And I think the Cowboys have offered him a lot of money. But, he wants that long-term contract. I feel like they’ve offered as much as they can for a guy like Dak. You can see how, yeah, he made it deep into the playoffs but you haven’t won any championships. If you maybe had one of those rings on your hand, you might get 40 or 50 (million) right now.
"We don’t know the state of the NFL. For me, I would be asking for as much guaranteed as possible to solidify that so I can go out and get ready to play.”
Former ESPN analyst Darren Woodson, who also starred in Dallas, says the time is drawing near for middle ground during the negotiation process. Both sides will have to give a bit and Dallas improving its offer to five years reflects that.
"I think a deal gets done, I really do," Woodson said during a recent appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. "If you talk to the Jones family, they'll tell you they're in love with this young man. Great ones show up every day to work. I've seen Dak Prescott in June with the fifth guy, one of the special teams players running routes by himself. His work ethic is tremendous. His leadership skills within the locker room ... he came in his rookie year and they called him a leader.
"I was there when Troy Aikman retired. We went through quarterback purgatory. We couldn't find (expletive). The quarterbacks were terrible at that time after Troy left. (Tony) Romo came later. The Jones family has been there before, why not solidify? He's the guy, he's your future, why not get it done? Dak needs to give a little bit as well to get the contract done."
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