I don't think anyone here is concerned with the "wildest of things". Its a statistical probability that RJ won't be receiving a second contract. I certainly hope he and every Canes player makes it 10+ years, but the facts are that its highly unlikely. His signing bonus will be about $300k, great money, but the only guarantee he'll get. If he came back he's likely between $2-4.5 million guaranteed.
I get your stats, but I also know nothing is guaranteed. Plenty of guys got drafted late and become 10 year pros. That "if" you speak of is big "if". Let's say he came back and suffered a season ending knee injury after the 2nd game. Then what would his guarantees look like. I am saying we know stats and we know probabilities. I am saying you all are worried about his money. Let's have this same conversation May 1 of 2021 and see if he's working on contract #2 or he's headed to another profession.
Who was those other running backs that went to UF that we use to argue about that he said was better than Walton?
If he came back he likely would've gotten an insurance policy, and had a good payout if he were to have knee injury. I don't think anyone is wrong for wanting him to be able to maximize his value. Its a business and in business you take risks, but calculated risks, and the stats and probabilities are important.
Jordan Scarlett and Jordan Cronkite who transferred to USF. I remember blackvern absolutely ****ting on Walton before he even stepped foot on campus. Bout how he was to slow, nothing special about him, and he was just a good hs running back. Like he had some special insight because he is an AP down their.
Bad call
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