🏈🏈🏈 “To BEt, or not to BEt, that is the question” ...Fubah2's risky bets

Is this a fire side chat in here? What is going on with this thread? This is a sports betting site but this reads like diary. 

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- As the San Francisco 49ers reported for training camp Tuesday, general manager John Lynch again reiterated that wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk remains in the team's plans despite his recent trade request.

"We fully intend on Brandon being a Niner moving forward," Lynch said.

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- As the San Francisco 49ers reported for training camp Tuesday, general manager John Lynch again reiterated that wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk remains in the team's plans despite his recent trade request.

"We fully intend on Brandon being a Niner moving forward," Lynch said.

so they r going to open the vault to appease this guys demands ?

Of course

Ticket prices, concessions prices, etc will rise accordingly as demands for more more more continue and owners are stupid enough to give in

Yes.  The consumer always pays eventually.

And now this....

49ers OT Trent Williams holding out for more money

I'm not shedding any tears for the owners and while the monies are astounding I cant blame a player for trying to get all they can.

i agree with u    

but

when it comes to extortion  by skipping the training camp that all his teammates must endure  while he's watching tv waiting for even more money than the princely sum hes already getting    thats where i draw the line  

The Cowboys held their first training camp practice Thursday
without CeeDee Lamb, their All-Pro receiver,
who remains in Houston, working out as he awaits his contract.

Packers seem to believe Jordan Love is worth contract extension tying him with highest paid in the league

The Packers on Friday agreed to terms with Jordan Love
on a four-year, $220 million contract.
The $55 million avg per year
matches the Jacksonville Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence and
the Cincinnati Bengals' Joe Burrow for the highest in league history.

Do or die on the coast?

Barnwell, ESPN -
This season certainly feels like the 49ers' last chance of winning a Super Bowl with this current roster construction. General manager John Lynch & Co. will need to choose one of two paths over the next 24 months. One is re-signing Purdy and making cutbacks elsewhere, potentially to the very playmakers who have helped elevate Purdy's game.

The other is a path virtually no team has been willing to consider in the modern game: keeping the playmakers and everything else on the roster and moving on from a productive quarterback once he gets expensive, even if that means starting over with an unknown.

Not worth it.   Wait til he gets hurt.

Putting all the eggs into one basket.....and when that basket falls....then what?

True. I've always felt the investments should go to the OL.  Get the best OL money can buy (still far cheaper than a star QB) and they will make any avg QB a star (with a good RB of course)

Better to put the money into the OL.  If one goes down with an injury, there's still investment in 4 others which is thriving.

But when huge money goes on a QB and HE goes down, the investment is efft  for as long as he is down and perhaps after.

Rolling huge money on any ONE player is like playing 3 card monty on a Jersey street.

maybe a couple game changing edge rushers too

Sure!  Wouldn't that be nice!!!

Point is, just not all on one guy (QB)

but those dudes r very expensive too

ENGLEWOOD, Colo.-- Denver Broncos offensive tackle Quinn Bailey, a player coach Sean Payton called "easily [the team's] Lineman 6" because of his versatility and importance on the depth chart, left Wednesday's practice in an ambulance after he suffered a fractured right ankle.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo.-- Denver Broncos offensive tackle Quinn Bailey, a player coach Sean Payton called "easily [the team's] Lineman 6" because of his versatility and importance on the depth chart, left Wednesday's practice in an ambulance after he suffered a fractured right ankle.

Bailey, who was likely the Broncos' top reserve at tackle, suffered the injury in team drills

TAMPA, Fla. -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive lineman
Sua Opeta, who was competing for the starting left guard job,
suffered a torn ACL at an indoor training camp practice
Tuesday evening, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

LOS ANGELES -- Rams left guard Jonah Jackson is expected to miss the preseason because of a bruised left scapula but has a chance to return for the start of the regular season, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.