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Adam Schefter reports the former Packers tight end has decided to retire from football.
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Here's the report:
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ially-retired-though-it-seems-he-had-already/
Finley claims he got offers and turned them down. Perhaps they were not lucrative enough (as in a no guarantee minimum that might turn into merely OTA per diems) to forfeit the $10 mil disability claim. Hard to begrudge that calculation.
All the yapping and twitter crap notwithstanding, I must say I miss seeing him on the field. Dynamic potential only partially realized. I hope he's found a pursuit he enjoys.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ially-retired-though-it-seems-he-had-already/
Finley claims he got offers and turned them down. Perhaps they were not lucrative enough (as in a no guarantee minimum that might turn into merely OTA per diems) to forfeit the $10 mil disability claim. Hard to begrudge that calculation.
All the yapping and twitter crap notwithstanding, I must say I miss seeing him on the field. Dynamic potential only partially realized. I hope he's found a pursuit he enjoys.
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Very graceful tweets from Finley. I wish him all the best.
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A no brainer here for Jermichael, a pile of cash big enough to retire on or give it back and risk a life altering injury.
Nothing against Richard Rodgers and the guys behind him, but Finley is just the TE we are missing from the offensive arsenal at the moment.
Nothing against Richard Rodgers and the guys behind him, but Finley is just the TE we are missing from the offensive arsenal at the moment.
