What kind of money do guys get paid in cfl#93 on DL for Calgary the red team)
let me guess....he is a DTackle......where he should have been playing at UK. Kid missed his chance at the NFL because he was to stubborn to accept he wasn't a linebacker
If your high school team lost to Ft. Campbell in basketball they were pretty bad. Even when he played they were terrible.
Now the football teams back then. . . Different story.
That is on the coaching staff, not the player. I do not know of any coach that has decided to move a player and played the player after they told the coach no.let me guess....he is a DTackle......where he should have been playing at UK. Kid missed his chance at the NFL because he was to stubborn to accept he wasn't a linebacker
Here is the story from last season http://calgaryherald.com/sports/football/cfl/calgary-stampeders/hard-luck-johnson-re-signs-with-stampeders about his hard luck story.
1 Year contract 2016 - $ 507,500
yeah that is probably right - but, in my defense, it didn't list size and this guy is not 6'2 277 DT in CFL
It's CFL, but it's football.
That is on the coaching staff, not the player. I do not know of any coach that has decided to move a player and played the player after they told the coach no.
I am sure it has happened, I just do not know of it.
Well, I remember Jeff Snedeger, was recruited by Mumme and he played QB in HS but turned out too be a ferocious LB at UK....I don't he said no, about a position change, he just came too mindThat is on the coaching staff, not the player. I do not know of any coach that has decided to move a player and played the player after they told the coach no.
I am sure it has happened, I just do not know of it.
CFL guys don't make much. The league minimum was only $50,000 a couple of years ago. The salary cap was only $5 MM per team a couple of years ago as well.
I tend to agree that the coaching staff should have taken a hard stance on him moving positioned. But I seem to recall back on the day one of the main reasons he choose UK was because Brooks promised he could stay at linebacker. Brooks is the principaled type to stay true to his word even when he knew it was a bad choice....
Freaking loved Snedegar. He played with a kind of meanness we haven't seen in years. It was glorious.Jeff Snedegar literally sacrificed his body on the field trying to make play after play. In my 27 years of watching UK Football, his play at linebacker was second to none. Who remembers him chasing down the IU runner getting ready to score and literally separated his shoulder making the tackle?