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[samhain]

(05-27-2023, 08:49 PM)casear2727 Wrote: Another amateur response.

Not sure why you let this situation get in your feelings, the request was likely expected and not at all unreasonable.

Jonah has done nothing wrong, he had his agent respectfully request a trade because he thinks that is best for himself and his family.  Personally, I think fans that slam a guy for that request comes across as  kinda selfish.

I would love for Jonah to have attended OTAs, but it wasn't required.  If Jonah comes out with disrespectful language or threatens a hold out then I have no issues with people going negative, but this projection is so petty.  Multiple trade requests are made on every team, every year, we just dont see them.

So basically you're speculating (with zero actual knowledge of the situation) that Jonah's agent just went rogue after the Brown signing, hopped onto social media without even contacting poor Jonah, and demanded a trade on his behalf.  That seems like something that a person who does that for a living would do.  Jonah can fire and hire any agent he wants, so an agent doing something he didn't ask him to do would probably put his job at risk.  

Agents do not act of their own volition.  I know you're the professional here, at something, anyway (or so you seem to claim), so I'd guess you'd know something that rudimentary to how NFL player/agent relationships work.

You make my point for me if what you say in the last sentence is valid.  "Multiple trade requests are made on every team, every year, we just don't see them."  I think this is probably bullshit, but if true, then Jonah's case is even more exceptionally arrogant and stupid.  He was one of the few that actually threw a public fit for all to see while all these other players you allege are doing the same thing manage to control their emotions and keep quiet.  Or his agent did without his knowledge, as you allege.

Stop acting like a make believe insider.  We have enough of those here already.  You're worse than an amateur.  You just make shit up and pass it off as known fact.  That's called lying in most places, but I suppose it's professionalism where you come from.