theshed
Just a Game
- Aug 28, 2010
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I think you’ve misunderstood. The club should’ve shown some level of foresight and tactically staggered the years some of these players come off contact via extensions before the became free agents. If that many juniors all turned down extensions because they want to test the market than that is also reflective of issues at the club.Look, I appreciate the enthusiasm you have but you(and others) seem to go off like a firecracker without really having all the facts. Firstly, the club hasn't ALLOWED the players to look elsewhere. Thse are grown humans, they all have choice! The club doesn't have the power to allow or disallow a player to check out the market.
Secondly, you list a few players but I'd bet if you went to the other 15 clubs there'd be exactly the same situation. It's not a big deal if they haven't signed with us and it'd be the same every year.
These players have independent thoughts, feelings and outlooks and may decide to sign on for 22 and beyond but it's entirely up to them when they decide. The club cannot force them to choose a path, it can only make an offer and offer a timeframe for a decision.
Unless you are an insider you cannot know with any certainty that the Broncos haven't done the best job possible. I'm just saying, chill and don't respond to clickbait conjecture
Im not going off, but I’m also not pretending it isn’t an issue.