As I said some people are more risk takers. Definitely a risk but the potential for a fully recovered Tua would be worth it to me. Now the reality is the business has to make sense so the people in the admin part of the business would have to look at the numbers and see what they can afford IF it did not work out. Would failure tank the business (create issues for paying future talent).
| FTBL Tua Tagovailoa ‘not too sure’ on whether he will enter NFL Draft- Tidesports
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As I said some people are more risk takers. Definitely a risk but the potential for a fully recovered Tua would be worth it to me. Now the reality is the business has to make sense so the people in the admin part of the business would have to look at the numbers and see what they can afford IF it did not work out. Would failure tank the business (create issues for paying future talent).
TerryP
Staff
To me, with limited knowledge on how a lot of these GM's and owners think, it seems like a bit of an Al Davis kind of move. Or maybe saying a Cleveland type of move is more fitting?
Considering how few first round picks a team has it certainly seems like a huge risk to me. I would think he'd be viewed differently than Manziel, as one example, but I've got the impression NFL teams are far more leary of injury than character.
planomateo
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Terrible owner he's the only one that speaks after every game. But then again he's increase their value.
For the teams it is best if they could get Tua as cheap as possible. Interesting situation for sure. I guess each junior will get there draft projections so they can make a decision but this situation is unusual so not sure how accurate Tua's projections would be.
For the draft projections will someone examine Tua and provide there results with the people that provide the projections?
For the draft projections will someone examine Tua and provide there results with the people that provide the projections?
