Sooner of later he'll find someone who will clear him.
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Sooner of later he'll find someone who will clear him.
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Maybe his insurance policy stipulates 57 confirmations of the injury.
Nick never found someone to clear him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Just Jeff
Time to take the $10M insurance and get on with with the rest of your life JF.
One for each state.Quote:
Originally Posted by denverYooper
TAKE IT TO FYI !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
But I do have to R-S-P-E-C-T the opinion of the doctors that Finley can keep if he wants to keep them.
Regardless of medical clearance, I don't think Finley will be a Packer or play in the NFL for that matter.
He had the same problem as Nick Collins and the Packers let Collins go, even though he was "Medically Cleared." No other team signed Collins - a player at the height of his career before the injury.
Finley is done, imo.
http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/nfl/...michael-finley
" The Seahawks and Dolphins have flirted with Finley, while the Jets, Chiefs, Giants, and Steelers have all been rumored to have interest.
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported in late March that Finley was "at least two months" and "maybe several months more" from signing a contract. Apr 27 - 2:13 PM " Fr. LINK above
MM not closing the door on Finley:
Maybe MM is just choosing not to talk negatively about a guy in a tough situation, but he has always liked Finley, despite the headaches he sometimes causes.Quote:
"In my mind, he's a Green Bay Packer, hopefully," coach Mike McCarthy said on SiriusXM NFL Radio on Wednesday. "He's going through a tough medical situation that we all recognize is a serious injury. My understanding is he's doing everything and beyond to get himself ready, and we'll continue to watch that."
It seems to me that.... MM's suffering a delusion of certain proportions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
JerMichael Finley has shown far too much interest in other NFL teams for MM to express this man love for him. Where's MM's pride?
If I was MM's advisor I wouldn't recommend commentary on JerMichael Finley and his status as a possible NFL TE.
Disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodbuck27
Just because Finley is looking for another team does not negate that the Packers should not keep an eye on his progress. The Packers drafted him and gave him every chance to succeed, why should they throw all that time, effort and money out the window and treat him as some pariah? MM showed no "man love" for him, just commented that he would like to keep him assuming his neck heals. Why shut the door on a talented player? Yes, he's hurt, but what would it say about MM if he just said "hit the bricks"? How would other players around the league take it where the head coach seemingly doesn't care about his players?
I thought he handled it just fine.
Hear, hear! Repped.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheesehead Craig
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Originally Posted by mraynrand
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Riiiiiight Onnn !
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The way some of you ram it in together can be counted on.
Sorry Lads but common sense rules the day:
Get out the chains or see this situation for what it is; see TE JerMichael Finley for what /who he is and "his double speak".
Visits to other NFL teams for a new contract and extending his NFL playing career and ** wanting to retire a Green Bay Packer** . Which is it JerMichael?
Why not simply use some common sense after sound analysis.
** The latter (or retirement as a Green Bay Packer) is obtainable as long as he simply faces the facts of his injury and retires now. I believe that after all the blah blah blah that it's going to most reasonably end right there.
Let's exmine it closer. Being silly isn't ever an incurable thing. :idea:
A) Jermichael Finley has shown more interest in the Seattle Seahawk and New York GIANTS organizations than a return to Green Bay where he has said a return means he want the same money he got pre-injury. See Ted Thompson and his needs to re-sign at least one of WR's Jordy Nelson and/or Randall Cobb....2015 UFA"s and star Green Bay Packer offensive weapons that offer superior returns than any injury afflicted JerMichael Finley.
B) JerMichael Finleys injury is similar to former star Safety Nick Collins and what was the Green Bay Packers response to that? Is a man like TT (the Green Bay Packers) going to make a decision about one star player (Nick Collins) and where the same decision is prudent RE: JerMichael Finley. Do an about turn? NO ! That's not logical nor likely.
Not that Ted Thompson can ever be accused of certain consistency. Take his latest draft and the claim he always drafts BPA. That went has gone out the door like used bath water after the 2014 draft. That TT is such a kidder. :-|
C) Mike McCarthy is a football coach. MM is being over emotional and not using managerial skills required of an NFL GM. Ted Thompson won't be bringing JerMichael Finley back because Mike McCarthy can't use common sense and let go of this damaged TE.
D) Focusing on the personal and the man himself. JerMichael Finley isn't the brightest bulb on the tree. To allow JerMichael Finley to come back (again ... see Nick Collins) and with that decision. Put him at high risk that one hit could risk much more than his football life. Isn't going to happen.
It's a certain bye bye to TE JerMichael Finley and TE play in Green Bay.
Take that to the bank.
Source on this?Quote:
Originally Posted by woodbuck27
Similar injury is not the same injury. Few players have returned from Collins injury. Many more have returned from Finley's injury. However, its not a lock every team Doc will clear him.
So his interest in other teams COULD be an indication that he wants to leave, or it might be an indication he MAY HAVE TO leave, in order to continue playing. Plus, either way it never hurts to have more than one suitor.
Your as up on this UFA as I am pbmax. There's not much that you miss as a Packer fan and my observations here. To top that off your competent as a fan in regards to being even in your common sense and personality.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
You know as well as me that he has been in contact with the Seattle Seahawks and the New York giants don't you?
OK:
Jermichael Finley and the New York Giants:
http://www.sportsmedia101.com/newyor...aying-for-him/
Jermichael Finley Says He’d Play for Giants If Ben McAdoo Came Calling; Loves Playing for Him
May 13th, 2014 at 9:00 AM
By: Doug Rush
" Since the beginning of the offseason, there has been one very popular name that has been linked to the New York Giants from the very beginning, talk that all started when he was being recruited to play for the team by Antrel Rolle during Super Bowl XLVIII; Jermichael Finley of the Green Bay Packers."
Jermichael Finley and the NY GIANTS and ...the Seattle Seahawks:
http://www.bigblueview.com/2014/5/15...michael-finley
NFL Free Agency 2014: Tight end market is Jermichael Finley and who else?
By: Ed Valentine @bigblueview on May 15 2014, 12:00p
" If and when that clearance ever comes, the Giants will have some competition if they want the services of the 27-year-old Finley. The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks have reportedly shown some interest, and ..... a return to the Packers is also apparently not out of the question."
This talk and these NFL teams and this former Green Bay Packer TE and his desires to continue his NFL career. Has been in the news for weeks now.
Both articles mention nothing about money. Finley's interest in the Giants is due to McAdoo (a father figure), based on one quote. The Seattle rumor cites unsubstantiated rumors. No evidence supporting anything having to do with how much money Finley wants. Try again.
P.S. Madtown's rules are pretty simple - not posting of personal information.
When did money become the specific of this argument? Get real please. Ohh forget that suggestion. Your "way past" out to lunch.Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
I never imagined a bigger ASSHOLE could exist such as you. That's obviously your life's greatest endeavour to remain supreme in that category.
What a joke you are. Your so delisciously idiotic to me.
Do you in your narcissistic manner actually imagine that I answer to you here?
Your seriously deluded if you do.
Your like a fly.........that's right.
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Originally Posted by woodbuck27
I'm sorry, I missed the link to the article about Finley's contract demands in this post. Or are you just tossing insults again?
Yes, JF has stated he is willing to look at other teams, but his preference is retiring as a Packer. It's a business and he knows it is. The Packers can cut bait with him at any time and he knows it so he is keeping his options open as he wants to play again.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodbuck27
PFT article supporting this: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...lling-seattle/
This is extremely common when a player hits FA, they always say they want to stay with their former team in order to get more offers on the table and thus get the best contract. To be shocked that a player does this is being obtuse to the realities of the NFL.
You haven't shown any evidence that MM is being "overly emotional" about Finley. His statement that was referenced above shows nothing remotely over the top.
I personally don't think Finley is coming back given the injury. I would be surprised if he does end up getting cleared given what has been reported.
nice edit. Stay classy, San Diego.Quote:
Originally Posted by woodbuck27
Be specific "Troubled Child".Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
What exact personal information did I post here on this thread?
You cannot go there because your obsessions slime you.
Your always "the LOSER". So ....best to simply waddle away mraynrand.