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This thread is just sad, just like the people who claim they are going to boo him. Everything Steve McNair has done for us over the last 7 years and some people just don't care. He isn't holding out for more money. He wants a new contract, but he was going to play out his current contract if that's what it came down to. The Titans are the ones locking him out.

Pathetic... :sad2:
 
Starkiller said:
This thread is just sad, just like the people who claim they are going to boo him. Everything Steve McNair has done for us over the last 7 years and some people just don't care. He isn't holding out for more money. He wants a new contract, but he was going to play out his current contract if that's what it came down to. The Titans are the ones locking him out.

Pathetic... :sad2:

what's pathetic is his agent not wanting to quickly reneg on his 23$ cap value. and mcnair not telling him to get it done. i don't live in the past. i love mcnair, but time to move on
 
He can't renegotiate. He has a 1 year contract.

And the reason he has a $23M cap hit this year is because he has renegotiated all those years in the past to help the team, which kept pushing cap value forward into the future. Well, the future is now...
 
Starkiller said:
He can't renegotiate. He has a 1 year contract.

And the reason he has a $23M cap hit this year is because he has renegotiated all those years in the past to help the team, which kept pushing cap value forward into the future. Well, the future is now...

This has been my thought on the matter; yet, when I mention it, suddenly the story changes to make Steve look like a worthless, overpriced has-been jerk. Which is the truth?

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Wimpy Reese says "I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today..."
 
I'm not suggesting we should keep him for $10M this year. At this point, we're better off trading him. And it's sad to say that, but that's what's best for the Titans in the long run.

But that's a completely different issue as to whether we should hold it against McNair. He isn't demanding a raise, a trade, or his release. He isn't holding out. He has a contract that the Titans agreed to a few years ago, and thus far McNair hasn't done anything but live up to it.

And I don't blame the Titans for not giving him a new contract either, though they should have handled the lockout better. This is simply the ugly side of the business that is the NFL...
 
I really don't understand the fans' reaction to this situation.

If your boss came to you and said, we want you to take a paycut this year and will fire you next year. What would you do?

Furthermore, if you have another company offering the same or more money and a guaranteed job for two years. What would you do?

You guys are priceless!!
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This may be the most pathetic thread I've seen in this forum.

How can anyone blame McNair for wanting to start another few seasons? How can anyone blame McNair for a cap number he didn't create?
 
I'd like to see him get a new contract... one that doesn't completely suck the life out of this team. One that can keep him around for three years at a friendly cap number... one where he is subject to lose his job as the starter... a deal like that would send Volek to market. Nope. Steve needs a real payday. I don't blame him... Me, like any good ball player... I'm developing a sense of amnesia for the situation. When I hear them announce McNair pregame and he runs out there... I'll cheer... but when he goes crashing into the turf... I'll jeer. I really don't give a jack about the way he made me feel in 2002 when it's 2006. Here's a picture that I think really helps sum up the situation....

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Here's a picture that demonstartes McNair and where he is at...

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Besides, I told McNair myself how I felt about all he has done for this team and then thanked him for the memories. I'm ready to move on. The rest of you should be as well. McNair wants that money, but it is too large of a sacrafice from a team perspective... whatever we can offer is not enough for Steve to want to wear two-tone blue... so he is selling out not just to another team but to one of our most hated rivals... fine. That is just the way things go. I can accept that. I hope Steve accepts that fans don't care about several years ago as much as they care about the here and now. That is what I am talking about... the future that is now. Steve McNair still has a chance to be a part of that future... unless he comes down off his price he will have to sell out to the highest bidder, just like he saw his buddy Eddie George do. That's just the way it is. It may be sad and pathetic but that has very little to do with me. Go where the money is Steve. Feed your family. Most people would do the same.
 
MacNine said:
If your boss came to you and said, we want you to take a paycut this year and will fire you next year. What would you do?

And how's this relevant? Is anyone here getting paid millions to do a job?
 
How in the hell does a smack thread get moved into the NFL talk forum?
:lol3: I've seen NFL Talk forum threads be moved to smack...

this must be another Bipolar's forum firsts! :ha:

Seriously, I don't hate McNair for this...

but he can still kiss my butt. I'm sure if it wasn't about the money and it was about being on a Super Bowl winning team...

Steve McNair Ford-Lincoln-Mercury... four locations serving you in the Metro Nashville area...
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Steve... you can kiss my butt.
 
SEC 330 BIPOLAR said:
I really don't give a jack about the way he made me feel in 2002 when it's 2006.
So, you're saying you have no loyality to him as a player,
yet you expect him to be loyal to the team/fans?

Double standard...:suspect:
 
Hoffa said:
So, you're saying you have no loyality to him as a player,
yet you expect him to be loyal to the team/fans?

Double standard...:suspect:
You are splitting hairs. When he is talking about going off to Baltimore we are telling him not to let the door hit him in the butt on the way out. If he was here... got his contract tore up or redone, or whatever... I don't know... He should be thinking about how much money Nashville can bring him in the next 25 years... not how much Baltimore can bring him in the next three.

I said I'd cheer his name at introductions? What more do you want from me?
Do I have to boo our defense next? :ravens:

No, I don't expect him to do anything apart from what he is doing. I can't even really be hard on it. I can tell him to kiss my butt because if he's the qb for the ravens... I am not a fan of the ravens...

I do know now who to root for when the Ravens and Steelers play twice a year, if that helps.

Steve can still kiss my butt.
 
I doubt Steve wants to stick around Nashville after he's done. His love is on the farm in Mississippi.
If anyone saw the expose' on NFL Network Friday about Steve you might have a different feeling about Steve. It showed his beginings and his journey to the NFL.
He bought the plantation his mother used to work at and gave it to her as a home.
 
He doesn't want to stick around in Nashville right now, let alone after he is finished. Baltimore has zero shot of doing anything where they are at. Keep in mind, even T.O. at one point refused to go there. This might be a situation where Tennessee is better off in the long run anyways, considering all the real life finacial considerations. We can't keep the guy and he knows he's got us right where he needs us to score big one way or another. Reese, from what I can tell is not much of a blinker at all. Bye, bye Steve. That's some cold blodded $#!t, don't get me wrong, but I had always thought, through all of these years that Steve was that kind of simple guy, but he is business is business... face it. Steve isn't a "fan". Fans fork over the dough. My seats are bargain basement cheap and that pair is still about $800 a year. Steve is not going to "take money out of his pocket" to remain here, despite how many cash making engines of commerce he can buy up and pay others to run... all off his celebrity in a metropolis... no, no... Steve has got to go get his now... like any rational man.

oh yeah... he can kiss my butt.
 
Toly said:
And how's this relevant? Is anyone here getting paid millions to do a job?

I think you missed the point. :rolleyes:

It's got nothing to do with the dollars involved. It's all about the principle of the thing.
 
Yes, this is one ugly business.
Now, in my business, I have to live up to a contract...I can't wait until it's payday and then tell you to take less or go pound sand.
I think a lot of the bloodletting last year was in anticipation of this day...after all that, Reese is STILL gonna reneg?
Is X million too much for a player? Sure, when it's over 25% of the roster for one season, but it's back money owed.
If you sign a contract to defer the payments for two years when you buy a car, you are obligated to pay that money when the two years is up...you can't just say I don't want the car any more, and I'm not paying.

Scratch that...it's not one ugly business--it isn't business at all.
 
avvie said:
If you sign a contract to defer the payments for two years when you buy a car, you are obligated to pay that money when the two years is up...you can't just say I don't want the car any more, and I'm not paying.
Sounds like a car lease to me. It's not like we aren't going to pay from a cap point of view. There is still, what, a 12 million dollar hit without Steve?

It's not Steve's fault.
He can still kiss my butt.
 
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