NFLPA releases "Free Agency Report Cards"

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(03-02-2023, 01:14 AM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: No, we are talking about a company that gives their employees worse benefits than the industry standard, and how that company needs to bring themselves up to at least around average.

Guess what? It's not getting donated. It's not happening, so mentioning it is pointless. There are only two options that can happen: 
1. It's all getting added into a billionaire's wealth. 
2. A little goes towards treating the billionaire's employees more in-line with league average, and the vast majority is still getting added to a billionaire's wealth.

Choose. That's the only choice here, though so far it sure seems like you're dead set on 1.

This is quite the leap (pun intended) to go from the results of this focused survey to we give employees worse benefits than the industry standard.  The survey seems to indicate we don't give players' wives a place to breastfeed on gameday, a place to charge their iPhones,  or free food on off days. There's no talk of medical facilities, practice facilities (which have recently been improved). or quality of life in the off-season. 

Perhaps the Bengals are targeting players that don't but their emphasize on such things.

It's simply a news piece to generate the type of response you're providing. Sounds like the crowd that said Burrow would never come here.