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View Poll Results: Should the Redskins pay or trade Trent Williams? | |||
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34 | 46.58% |
Trade him |
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39 | 53.42% |
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#10 |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: UK
Age: 58
Posts: 2,572
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Re: Trent Williams holding out for new deal
I get sentiment and the context, and probably as a Brit and seeing the way it works differently with our game of football (indeed how it works globally), I have a different slant. I don't know the detail with TW (who does?), so I'm coming from the perspective of labour relations not the NFL. I simply see a guy who has a grievance that he does not feel was addressed by the team. I don't know if either side handled in a thoroughly proper manner and I don't think either did. I just think there has to be a basis to this (smoke=fire) and a better way of handling it than appears to have happened.
I just feel the line 'You signed a contract, honor it' or variations thereof is a little too hard nosed especially in todays world. If he withdraws his labour, he doesn't get paid, just like anyone going on strike. He has to decide if it's worth the financial loss or not, not us. And I sense he's realising it isn't. |
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