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oldschoolramfan
February 08, 2019 09:15AM
That way, he has the motivation to put the work daily work in "knowing" this is his last year. Also, allows the Rams to prepare for his departure.

Added motivation, but at the same time, leading the team to finish a "GOAL."

It's a win-win for Whit and the Rams. I mean, $10 Million is a lot of $$$$.
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  Whitworth taking time to decide whether or not he’ll retire,

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  $10.75M will be a lot to walk away from...

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  according to over the cap it's more...

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  I figure its $11.5M

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  thanks good analysis (nm)

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