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You’re right. $20 million is extremely conservative, even with the tons I’m sure he gives to charity or churches

The guy had been making multi million dollar salaries for years, he’s not flashy, doesn’t spend it on booze, drugs, women, or gambling, and I’m sure it’s invested wisely for him. 20 million is the bare minimum of his net worth.

I would agree with you in a corporate setting. No doubt. Not in academia. I just don’t believe those people have the stomach for that kind of shlt. We’re all dealing in what is some speculation anyway because we don’t know what would’ve actually happened we can only guess

What is that that you’re trying to prove? That you have no life and have time to go scouring through posts because you have the emotions of a bltchy pubescent teenage girl playing gotcha? Congratulations, you succeeded I stand by each and every post. You think I care. You know people can...

Yea pretty much. What are they going to do? Yell at him? I’m making the argument there is really nothing they can do to make his life miserable. He’s got a stronger personality than Blake times 1000, and probably most of the BOT anyway. I’m not defending him, I just know people, and you don’t...

You’re an idiot. If you think I’m getting schooled, you must be a street sweeper. Why don’t you go back to making an *** out of yourself telling me that Wilfork wasn’t on the 2000 team

No because they couldn’t have made his life a living **** either. That guy did exactly what he wanted. The living **** would’ve been having more seasons like he had last one

So he couldn’t have forced him to fire his son. That’s my point. Thanks.

I don’t think so. I’ll bet you a 5 figure sum that there was a clause in his contract that gave him final say in all hires and fires. It would be unheard off for an experienced coach to not to have that, especially when he had to be convinced to coach here.

People that have little money are the ones that find this hardest to believe. Rick has a net worth of at least in the 15-20 million range...so yes he can walk. Additionally, I honestly believe he realized he no longer had it, and quite honestly, found it easy to walk.