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Taylor played in the NFL last year?
3 million is not as much as you think it is. If you by a 300k house, you've already spent 10% of your wealth. There is a reason roughly half of NFL players go broke by the time they are 50, and it's not all because they live extravagant lifestyles. Most NFL players will never see more than 5 million dollars in their playing career.
He absolutely does not have the leverage to hold out for a year and risk personal injury or a potential 2021 work stoppage. Most players sign their 1st franchise tag anyways regardless what round they were picked in, because they don't have much leverage to begin with. But for non-1st round picks, that leverage is even lower, because they make less than half of what 1st round picks generally make.
Never said that.
I was replying to your below comment, just letting you know that the top 1% was above 500k. Your comment led me to believe you thought it was much higher.
You go ahead and keep twisting peoples words and calling them names though.
I really feel like you've gotta keep him. It's a bad look otherwise for so many reasons. And with the misunderstanding of the Zeke money thing, I feel Henry will be somewhat reasonable.
3k for a house in Brentwood is probably less than average.Well if you buy the house outright, yeah. Does Henry have a $3 million house that he bought outright or are you just making assumptions? You’re just making ASSumptions.
You are arguing that $3 million isn’t a lot of money - not that every NFL players is financially stable. 2 totally different arguments.
$3 million is A LOT of money. Period. End of discussion. Please stop.
Never buy a house for 3k...3k for a house in Brentwood is probably less than average.
I could buy a block for 3k in Memphis right?At least not in Brentwood. Here in Memphis, we call that an investment opportunity.