Has Kenny Moore Played His Last Game as a Colt?

[Lov2fish]

Originally Posted by omahacolt

this is a fucking absurd take. and i don't believe you or anyone that says that either.


the teams don't honor the contract if it doesn't favor them.

You don't have to believe me for it to be true dipshit.

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Kenny is taking the team physical today per Rapoport:


https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1533797059333132290

Colts Pro Bowl CB Kenny Moore II, who has not been attending OTAs and wants a new contract in line with his play, is in the building today for his physical prior to mandatory minicamp this week, sources say

[ChaosTheory]

Moore is getting his team physical done. Looks like he'll show up to mini camp. Hopefully that's the end of it

[Oldcolt]

If he has a good year make the man happy and extend him after the year

[apballin]

Originally Posted by Oldcolt

If he has a good year make the man happy and extend him after the year

If the year ends with a Superbowl ring then yea maybe

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

9 pages later:

Kenny is in attendance at the first session of this week's 3-day minicamp and is practicing today.


https://twitter.com/JoelAErickson/st...08606157123584

Kenny Moore is out here and participating

[rm1369]

Originally Posted by apballin

If the year ends with a Superbowl ring then yea maybe

So that’s the only way he’d earn a contract extension, not by his play? I guess it’s in line with your belief that Wayne and Mathis weren’t selfish because they were Champions. In what is considered the ultimate team game I find it very strange logic.

[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by rm1369

So that’s the only way he’d earn a contract extension, not by his play ??? I guess it’s in line with your belief that Reggie Wayne and Robert Mathis weren’t selfish because they were Champions. In what is considered the ultimate team game, I find it very strange logic.

o


1) l Terry Bradshaw won 4 Super Bowls as a starting quarterback, and he was the MVP for 2 of them.

Dan Marino made it to one Super Bowl in his storied 17-year NFL career, and his team got blown off of the field.

I would not necessarily consider Terry Bradshaw to have been a better quarterback than Dan Marino, any more than I would necessarily consider Joe Torre to have been a better manager than Billy Martin.


2) l Prior to winning 2 Super Bowls at the very end of his career, many considered John Elway to have been a "loser" because his teams lost 3 Super Bowls that were not close ...... many of those same critics would later consider that same John Elway to be "gritty, gutsy, and the ultimate competitor" after his teams won those 2 Super Bowls when Elway was in his late 30's.

o

[apballin]

Originally Posted by rm1369

So that’s the only way he’d earn a contract extension, not by his play? I guess it’s in line with your belief that Wayne and Mathis weren’t selfish because they were Champions. In what is considered the ultimate team game I find it very strange logic.

Notice Aaron Donald didn’t have a problem getting paid, Tyreek Hill got traded and paid

2 things get you paid and give you leverage…. Being the best at your position or having a superbowl on your resume

[rm1369]

Originally Posted by apballin

Notice Aaron Donald didn’t have a problem getting paid, Tyreek Hill got traded and paid

2 things get you paid and give you leverage…. Being the best at your position or having a superbowl on your resume

Guess it didn’t work for Wayne and Mathis, otherwise they wouldn’t have felt the need to sit out mandatory minicamp.

It is also possible to be underpaid and not be the best at your position or have won a SB. That you believe a previous SB win greatly increases a players value and leverage (over what their play dictates) makes me very thankful you aren’t making contract decisions for the team.