If he retires he would most likely have to pay back some bonus money, and he isn't going to do that. He'll end up getting cut and collecting whatever money that nets him, and then I imagine that will be it for him as an NFL player and he can move to the next phase of his life with a pretty nice cushion.He had a decent career and made a ton of bucks and it didn’t hurt that he earned his money in Florida with no state income tax. I don’t think Texas has an income tax either. I am glad he refuses to retire and will keep Miami on the hook to honor his contract. He represented UCONN proudly.
I would agree with this. I think he made the decision to not play anymore a while ago, but he strung it out to get to a spot where Miami will cut him and he won't have to give money back. I would probably do the same myself, I think anyway.I think Byron never went to UConn thinking he was gonna be an nfl guy. He is smart, charismatic and a good man. I hope he gets his body back to where he can function.
I don’t care what y’all say. Struggling to walk in your 30s and 40s isn’t worth $80M.
Well you’re locked in your boots when you’re skiing lolI can relate to that injury. I banged up an Achilles fairly recently and had it surgically cleaned up. I can no longer do a single straight legged heel raise on that side. Did a LOT of PT too. Interestingly it did not harm my skiing at all.
No, there is forward and aft flexing even though I use DIN 140 boots. And you would be surprised how much the gastrocnemius has to fire when skiing.Well you’re locked in your boots when you’re skiing lol
I guess I just think of the Achilles as something important for ankle extension, namely in explosive fashion, and that is what will most likely cause/exacerbate Achilles pain. Of course the lower leg muscles work, but the ankle is mostly stable. For me, when I’m working hard going down the mountain, it’s my quads and hamstrings that feel like they do the most workNo, there is forward and aft flexing even though I use DIN 140 boots. And you would be surprised how much the gastrocnemius has to fire when skiing.