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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
How do you even prove Collusion? He can say that the league blackballed him, but in any case the NFL could have every player personal guy come forward and say they didn't want him because they didn't think he could execute their offense, and the person judging it is going to pretty much have to accept it.
They can also say that he opted out for free agency and this was the negatives of that risk.
There are only what about 90 QB jobs in the NFL?
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tough to say there is collusion when Denver was interested in him and wanted to add him to the team but he would have had to take a pay cut, like many player have had to do, but he didn't want to prove himself. Even just watching him on the sidelines when Gabbert was playing, the guy sat there with his mopey face looking as disinterested as can be. I wouldn't want him either.