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Good on the org for taking care of the guy. 1yr / 930k deal.
Also, that was a fucking touchdown.
Also, that was a fucking touchdown.
Good on the org for taking care of the guy. 1yr / 930k deal.
Also, that was a fucking touchdown.
If he does, will his stats look better than Shaheen's?I bet he is really trying to play again.
You think? I just assumed this was so he would have money and access to team doctors and facilities for rehab. Either way proud of the Bears for taking care of their own.I bet he is really trying to play again.
We didn't.Waste of cash if you ask me.
Waste of cash if you ask me.
We didn't.
If he does, will his stats look better than Shaheen's?
Good on the org for taking care of the guy. 1yr / 930k deal.
Also, that was a fucking touchdown.
Was it used women´s clothing or women´s used clothing?You literally pay money for used women's clothing.
:rofl: :lmao: :lmao:
Where's the guy who understands Zach Miller's injury way better than the rest of us?
We need it explained as if we didn't also see the injury and watch his recovery since.
Not sure if this is how it works, but would he still have access to team doctors if he was on the staff vs a player?Glad he is being taken care of. I guess I just assumed he was de facto retired. Is he planning on playing? If not, why not hire him as an offensive quality control coach or something?
You think? I just assumed this was so he would have money and access to team doctors and facilities for rehab. Either way proud of the Bears for taking care of their own.
Yeah, exactly what I was wonderingThis is the correct answer. 930K is the vet minimum for someone with Miller's experience. They're allowing him to stay with the team to get access to their facilities and medical staff and make sure he still has some kind of income to help pay for any medical stuff that he does outside of Halas Hall. I think they'll start shifting him to a coaching role sooner than later, but I wonder if the coaching side of stuff doesn't have the same benefits of being a player? I dunno, if anyone who knows more about the differences between coaching contracts and player contracts in terms of benefits, I'd really appreciate more info!