Bengals cutting Iloka

[fredtoast]

(08-20-2018, 09:57 AM)Catmandude123 Wrote: What people don't understand is the shock value of him being released may actually help the team in the long run. At any job when a co-worker is canned it makes everyone else evaluate their performance. Either you put your proverbial nose to the grindstone or you are going to be replaced. Are you listening DRE.

I understand why everyone wants to compare the NFL to the jobs they have, but I think there is a big difference.

It is so hard to get into the NFL in the first place and the career window is so short that I don't think there are a lot of lazy slackers in the NFL.  They all get weeded out early on.  And when they do make a roster they know there careers are so short they need to make every year count.


I have played with 3 guys that made it to the NFL and every one of them was about the hardest worker on the team.