Originally posted by Jeepzilla:
Lol
You need to get out more dude and educate yourself before making comments like that..
You actually answering the question you were asked would be a great start to this education.
(I think you recognize the silliness and will dodge it)
Do you really believe that the moment a guy's contract is set to expire...your investment-made simply rounds off to zero and you see him as any other free agent?
There are TONS of examples of disappointments getting favorable 2nd contracts. Some proved to be good...some were wastes. But it happens.
This is not the way business in any facet works.
In this case... both sides in all likelihood want to give each other a break. The 49ers dont want to lose their good risks, still-young investment (advantage Arik), and Arik doesnt want to uproot from a place he loves and is comfortable with (advantage 49ers).
In the short term, both sides win.
Just wait to see what the oft-injured Jadaveon Clowney commands on the market. Then try to come back here and convince everyone it has nothing to do with his high billing out of college.
[ Edited by random49er on Mar 16, 2020 at 11:56 AM ]