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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: September 22, 2009
Nothing positive can come of Crabtree holding out for top-five money. All it does is attract negative attention towards him and the Niners' organization.
This is setting a bad example for young athletes and those who have the talent to follow in Crabtree's footsteps. This type of holdout is bad for all parties involved.
Crabtree hasn't been on a football field in over eight months and sitting out an entire year will only hurt his playing ability.
The Niners drafted Crabtree thinking that he would be a help to a depleted wide receiver group. This team could have easily gone in a different direction and drafted a different player if they knew how big of a hassle signing this star wideout would be.
The difference in the level of play from college to NFL is enormous in and of itself. When...
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