NorthWestCheeseHead
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Quarless is a bum. As a starter Quarless was being outperformed by Bostic last year before he got hurt.
Quarless is a bum. As a starter Quarless was being outperformed by Bostic last year before he got hurt.
A bum?? I thought he did well and was getting better all the time. What does the Pack pay Quarless?Quarless is a bum. As a starter Quarless was being outperformed by Bostic last year before he got hurt.
A bum?? I thought he did well and was getting better all the time. What does the Pack pay Quarless?
The article states collecting on the policy will not preclude him from returning to the NFL. Perhaps he's deflected offers for workouts until he collects the $10 mil. The insurance company will no doubt try to drag it out as long as possible to see if he'll blink and try to get back to work.Finley to file claim on insurance policy.
http://www.packersnews.com/story/sp...im-on-insurance-policy/17046723/?sf32253404=1
I guess that means he won't return to the NFL after all.
It says in the article he could miss as little as four games, collect his policy and play again. Which makes me wonder how high of a premium he must have paid towards it because wouldn't that be awfully common for an NFL player?The article states collecting on the policy will not preclude him from returning to the NFL. Perhaps he's deflected offers for workouts until he collects the $10 mil. The insurance company will no doubt try to drag it out as long as possible to see if he'll blink and try to get back to work.
The article states collecting on the policy will not preclude him from returning to the NFL. Perhaps he's deflected offers for workouts until he collects the $10 mil. The insurance company will no doubt try to drag it out as long as possible to see if he'll blink and try to get back to work.
It says in the article he could miss as little as four games, collect his policy and play again. Which makes me wonder how high of a premium he must have paid towards it because wouldn't that be awfully common for an NFL player?
Hell, Lloyd's of London will insure just about anything.I read the article as well and have a hard time believing an insurance company would ever agree on such a policy.
...if the premium is large enough and the exclusions are tight enough.Hell, Lloyd's of London will insure just about anything.
I don't think that's what the article says. To me it says if he plays more than 3 games after an injury a policy exclusion kicks in. That's probably to allow for a guy playing briefly with a disabling injury before he has to stop while also preventing payment on a less serious temporary injury.It says in the article he could miss as little as four games, collect his policy and play again.
...if the premium is large enough and the exclusions are tight enough.
I'm pretty certain if Finley was able to play, one of 32 teams would have signed him by now.In any case, the underwriters will perform their own medical examinations and put forth the best argument they can that Finley is sandbagging.
Oh I'm sure his annual premium was somewhere in the high 5 figures or perhaps even into 6 figures.
I'm pretty certain if Finley was able to play, one of 32 teams would have signed him by now.