Recent content by Voyageur

The whole bit with A.J. Storr leaving Wisconsin, to play basketball at Kansas pretty well dispels any notion that money isn't related directly to joining a specific team. When the NIL people from Kansas were offering $750K, Storr's agent said he wanted $1 mill! He was selling him to highest...

For information purposes, according to a reputable source out of GB, the Packers are planning on using Dillon in the role of a FB, as what I've pretty much been indicating for quite some time.

All I have to say at this point, about NIL, is that exactly what I said what happened, has happened, and it's going to split college football up considerably. There's no way that a college program without huge amounts of NIL sponsors will ever be a part of the inner circle of teams that will...

We have no idea how good Lloyd will be. We're all guessing, and kind of hoping he's good. An awful lot of people felt that way about Dillon too, and oohed and aah ed about his huge calves. He was going to be the bull in the china shop, up the gut, who could get that short yardage. Sadly, people...

I think Adams has failed to grasp the meaning what disrespect really is. I get tired of hearing players say they didn't respect them. What they're really saying is that they wanted the team to kiss their derrieres, and lavish them with praise, even when they show disrespect for the team, and the...

I think the best way to look at the Adams situation is that in the long run, it helped the Packers find cap room where they now have 3, probably 4, young WRs fitting within that $20+ mill cap that he would have had, and to be honest, we're better off in the long run. Sometimes you have to back...

Yup! Over the last two years, they traded themselves out of contention, and the owners are paying the 3rd highest luxury tax in the league. No way they should want to keep going in this direction. If they do, they could play their games in a phone booth, for all the attendance they'll have if...

Like I said. If they didn't break it down now the following things would happen.l 1. They'd have to pay a luxury tax of anywhere from $65 million up to $75 or $80 million in luxury tax for keeping the team together. 2. They're going to lose Crowder, Beasley, and Beverley for openers. None of...

I understand why people would like to believe this whole thing can be saved, but you might as well forget it. If you look at the luxury tax the Bucks are paying, over $52 mill a year, and in the smaller market, it's not sustainable, without championships, or at least late runs. Only two teams...

It's just coming out about the interview. It isn't mainstream yet. Here's one link. There's a bunch of them out there. But, my source wasn't one of these services. I knew it before it hit them from a source I have, who knows quite a bit about what's happening in the Bucks organization...

I see where Lillard pretty much told Rivers he was never in shape to play all season. That he hadn't worked like he should on conditioning during the past off-season. He blames it on his being in the pipeline to be traded. That is pure hogwash. His emotional baggage over the divorce, and his...

Dillard's problem is not being around his kids. A 5 year old and twins, 2 years old. His wife was actually his girlfriend since college, so this is really a big blow to him. All the stability he had from college on, was with her. The reason he took personal time off from games twice during the...

That's up to him. He can refuse to go to a team whee he don't want to play. So, what do the Bucks do? Cut him? Let him sit out then show up when the season starts, and play like Harden did twice now? That would tear the guts out of the Bucks, and the fan base. I think it will start out behind...

The look on Giannis' face from early in the game was completely different than what I saw from the start and end of game 5. It's like he could see the whole thing being drained out of the team, as they went back to standing around, waiting for Lillard to decide what he wanted to do. A couple of...

One more year would be total disaster. Lillard only has one year left on his contract. If he even stays, he's going to walk away after this coming year giving the Bucks the finger, as a free agent. We'd be totally screwed. Gotta watch those contracts. They're going to be a big issue, because I...