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And that's just one, he got like 4 or 5 bm's
Literally paying for 10-20 people's lives/life styles. That's how you blow millions.
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And that's just one, he got like 4 or 5 bm's
Literally paying for 10-20 people's lives/life styles. That's how you blow millions.
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They did a real good break down on athlete's money and bills.
I timestamped this main part. A 5-6 mil house = 30k mortgage and that's not including everything else...
I timestamped this main part. A 5-6 mil house = 30k mortgage and that's not including everything else...
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Saquon might as well bounce. The Giants don't have a real plan, especially if they gonna keep putting Daniel Jones sorry *** out there.
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Hoping the Vikes go for Saquon too
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They did a real good break down on athlete's money and bills.
I timestamped this main part. A 5-6 mil house = 30k mortgage and that's not including everything else...
Wayment…. Buddy spent a couple million on a BIRTHDAY party???
And why not BUY a home for 1,2, or 3 million, instead of paying a mortgage? What the heck.
Why’s he’s paying a mortgage?? All he should have is utilities and property taxes
He took a out a loan, to pay back other lenders? Dude was doing a reverse Ponzi scheme
If true, he definitely slow
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The cap increased by $30M? Shooooooot, ya'll are screwed.
We're back! 15-2 at worst.
We're back! 15-2 at worst.
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And dudes be talking bout Cap hell
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That cap hell stuff is exaggerated to me. Also things change fast in a year with the nfl.
F them, but look at the Rams for example. Last year around this time they let some popular faces go, and were pretty much paying the bill for their 2021 squad and were treating 2023 as a rebuild year where they were expected to be a bottom feeder team. They hit on some of their picks, had a bounce back year and now have a lot to look forward to next season.
That salary cap stuff is an annoyance. But you can navigate it. Especially if you’re able to draft well.
F them, but look at the Rams for example. Last year around this time they let some popular faces go, and were pretty much paying the bill for their 2021 squad and were treating 2023 as a rebuild year where they were expected to be a bottom feeder team. They hit on some of their picks, had a bounce back year and now have a lot to look forward to next season.
That salary cap stuff is an annoyance. But you can navigate it. Especially if you’re able to draft well.
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Nike Jordan
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San Jose might have a larger population now, but San Francisco is the more recognizable national and international city.
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Spooky hours and League is F
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Hoodie should go home and be a family man. Does he have a tv personality?
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Mortgage interest is tax deductible. And the money you would’ve tied up in the house is now free to invest elsewhere. The idea is to earn a higher rate of return on those investments than the mortgage interest rate.Wayment…. Buddy spent a couple million on a BIRTHDAY party???
And why not BUY a home for 1,2, or 3 million, instead of paying a mortgage? What the heck.
Why’s he’s paying a mortgage?? All he should have is utilities and property taxes
He took a out a loan, to pay back other lenders? Dude was doing a reverse Ponzi scheme
If true, he definitely slow
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He actually won an Emmy for his work on the NFL 100th anniversary team show
He's definitely got it in him as an analyst, man lives and breathes football. Getting paid to talk about it on-air would probably be as good as it gets outside of coaching for him.
Plus if he does well he'll probably become in demand during the hiring cycle next offseason. So many of these ex-coaches who get on TV always end up getting back in the job picture and floated around for good jobs when they're ready.
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Bill could always head north and help his son with his new job 
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I feel like Bill is one of them dudes that would surprise you and be good on TV. Same with Nick Saban, I’m excited to see him as a personality and not grouchy before/after a game
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**** him and his stupid *** antisocial personality. Go home and enjoy your money. You’re old.
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My dude got a young wife she probably gets on his nerves
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Belicheat is going to start a broadcasting career at 72?
John Madden was 72 when he called his final game.
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