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Message to Ryan Grant: Stop Riding the Management Hate Train

 
Ryan Grant had an incredible season last year, coming out of nowhere to thrash opposing defenses in the second half. Many, including myself, thought it was just a product of the potent passing game. But as the season came to a close, and with the Seahawks game sealing the deal, Packer fans witnessed something special. But it has been only half a season. The Packers have seen him produce, but frankly it will take a little more production before Green Bay should give him a huge contract. With the Favre fiasco unraveling every new day, Grant's agent, Alan Herman, figures he can squeeze a couple more dollars out of Packers management. He called the offered $1.75 million signing bonus "insulting" and spewed comments such as, "I've never seen anything like that in my 24 years in the business." Give me a break. This is all just an attempt to drive the Packers organization into a corner. Herman has PR on his side, that's it. If Favre hadn't publicly come out against the front office, there is absolutely ... (link)

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