Quote:So the players should have clauses incorporated into their contracts saying they can't practice because they might get hurt.  Then what?  Games? 

 

This is such an idiotic argument.  If we went back and looked at last years rookie mini-camp, I'm fairly certain you weren't going all Oprah Winfrey on the board. 

 

What?  That isn't at all the point of what I said.  They don't need a clause in the contract.  The point is simply that teams WILL prevent players from exposure to risk.  It's just the same reasoning why you might hold them out of an intense drill during a short mini-camp.  It's avoiding an unnecessary risk.  That's all.  It's really not difficult to understand. 

 

There don't have to be further implications "OH WHAT NOW YOU GONNA KEEP THEM FROM PRACTICING ALL YEAR DOOD". No, obviously that's not what's being said here.

 

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