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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brandon" data-source="post: 437589" data-attributes="member: 6054">I just don't understand it. I mean if I sign a lease at an apartment complex, I can't simply hold out because I don't agree with the paint color after living there for a few months and making timely payments. I can't ask to pay less money even though I've stayed there for many years with no issues. It is my understanding that when you sign a contract, the terms of that contract are binding for the duration of whatever is agreed upon. So why is it that an NFL player can sign a 7 year contract at say 5 million a year, and then 3 years down the road decides, "you know what, I think I deserve 10 million a year! Give me a new contract!" It just seems incredibly lame to me, and makes me appreciate Bill Belichick all the more with his, "Don't like your contract? Get the eff out" policies.</blockquote>

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