Shark sticking with baseball.

[IvyPickin87]

http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/mlb/news/story?id=6109800

I wish this overpaid doucher would just hang up the baseball glove and pick up the WR gloves. I hate him.

 

[USCChiFan]

Fixed the link
He's a bust, but he probably isn't as talented of a WR as he was when he chose to give up football.

 

[Jntg4]

Probably would be good in the AFL or UFL and this point.

 

[IvyPickin87]

Probably would be good in the AFL or UFL and this point.

He was the number 1 prospect a couple years ago i guranatee an NFL team will take a look at him... He is playing pro baseball its not like he has been sitting on his ass for the past 3-4 years he is in good shape.

 

[Jntg4]

He was the number 1 prospect a couple years ago i guranatee an NFL team will take a look at him... He is playing pro baseball its not like he has been sitting on his ass for the past 3-4 years he is in good shape.

Wouldn't be too good IMO. Too small for NFL is what I've always thought.

 

[AddisonStation]

Wouldn't be too good IMO. Too small for NFL is what I've always thought.

There are several "small" players who contribute in the NFL.

 

[IvyPickin87]

There are several "small" players who contribute in the NFL.

Half of the Pats offense is tiny and they were the number one seed.

 

[IvyPickin87]

Wouldn't be too good IMO. Too small for NFL is what I've always thought.

He isnt that small man for WR

 

[AddisonStation]

He isnt that small man for WR

That suck ass can go suck ass somewhere else lol

 

[IvyPickin87]

Shark can:gtfo:

 

[Northside_slugger]

Wouldn't be too good IMO. Too small for NFL is what I've always thought.

Wes Welker does pretty well for himself.

His stats at Notre Dame were inflated, because of the system they played. It was a spread/pass happy system under Charlie Weis and Jimmy Clausen. I don't think he could be a star, but he could be a real solid role player, in the Welker mold.

But, him "staying" with baseball is obvious. He's making good money playing baseball. NFL teams wouldn't throw ridic money at him, he'd have to go on a small deal and work his way up. Very tough to do, in a sport where you could get injured on any play. Here he has a contract.

Also, the NFL may not even have a season. So, for him to "quit" baseball and get into football mode, could mean he could be going without a paycheck for a full year before he even gets to try out and work out with a team. He may be a bad baseball player, but he's not an idiot.

On top of all that, he's only 26 years old. He IS a bust thus far, but i wouldn't write him off just yet.

 

[X]

I've always thought any man concerned about his future should choose baseball over football, if given the opportunity. Longer career and healthier retirement...plus, you know your name after you hang it up.

 

[Northside_slugger]

I've always thought any man concerned about his future should choose baseball over football, if given the opportunity. Longer career and healthier retirement...plus, you know your name after you hang it up.

LOL exactly.

The major problem facing him this year, is, really, not his problem, but our problem. He can't be send to the minors anymore, without clearing waivers. So he's a lock to make the team. If we do try to sneak him through waivers and send him to the minors, he'll get picked up by somebody else and continue his career elsewhere. Either way, he's staying with baseball.

Btw, I think i now have a headache after seeing all that constant movement in your signature. lol

 

[X]

LOL exactly.

The major problem facing him this year, is, really, not his problem, but our problem. He can't be send to the minors anymore, without clearing waivers. So he's a lock to make the team. If we do try to sneak him through waivers and send him to the minors, he'll get picked up by somebody else and continue his career elsewhere. Either way, he's staying with baseball.

Btw, I think i now have a headache after seeing all that constant movement in your signature. lol

lmao - my fault bro...I turned sigs off long ago...