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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: July 26, 2009
In most cases, players who fit that description and still have two working legs are guaranteed a roster spot as well, if only because their clubs are hesitant to pay them not to play.
In those sports, loyalty means giving a player a long-term that will almost certainly pay him more than he's worth late in his career. It's unlikely that Kevin Garnett will be a $21 million talent at age 36, for instance, or that Alex Rodriguez will be worth $27 million at 41.
But for NBA and MLB clubs, overpaying for those twilight seasons is standard operating procedure.
Football players enjoy no such long goodbyes: When an aging gridiron warrior's salary outstrips his value, he's simply cut loose.
It happens to record-setting quarterbacks (Daunte Culpepper), MVP rushers (Shaun Alexander), and defensive...
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