That's the thing right there-if he doesn't report, he doesn't get paid. Who could possibly give Donald that advise? It seems like Donald got talked into some fast pitching agent's presentation where every angle of leverage Donald has in the negotiations is cut off at the knees. The more advise this agent gives, the more money the Rams save and the more discounted services Donald provides with risk of injury. Why? He's got a mortgage. He gots bills.
In chess you sacrifice pawns for a proximate end game of taking your opponent's queen or bishop. By losing a year of unrestricted free agency and potential threats of sitting out, this agent is sacrificing his queen.
