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Is Short a bust?

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No he’s not a bust. But his career is probably coming to an end soon. He’s a sneaky 30 years old already. He’s declining fast just like Charles Johnson did. Big Money 2.0.

Drafting Butler was a good idea on Gettleman’s part, but he unfortunately Butler has been more of a bust than Short. But, Butler is only 25, one year older than the age Short game into the NFL. If he makes the most of this opportunity, he could be in for a nice payday himself.

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1 minute ago, hepcat said:

No he’s not a bust. But his career is probably coming to an end soon. He’s a sneaky 30 years old already. He’s declining fast just like Charles Johnson did. Big Money 2.0.

Drafting Butler was a good idea on Gettleman’s part, but he unfortunately Butler has been more of a bust than Short. But, Butler is only 25, one year older than the age Short game into the NFL. If he makes the most of this opportunity, he could be in for a nice payday himself.

The problem was drafting the replacement years earlier than we were suppose to, Shaq just now getting his shot on his 5th year option and Butler, even if he panned out, we’d still be paying short also 

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