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Joey Slye waived by Texans


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52 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Ehhhh 1.2 million at 25. Maybe a littler more. I wouldn’t say that unless he invests extremely well. 

But he could sock it all away and earn on it without touching it, have a normal job with average salary and live normally, then retire very comfortably at 50-55…which is not bad at all.

Could be that’s what you meant.

Lol could you imagine yourself with a million dollars earned by 25? You’re right about investing a large portion of it and getting a day job.

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In all fairness Joey is a good kicker.  From long range maybe really good.

The kicker game is about perfection and that is tough. 

Any normal dude trying to kick a 30 yd field goal will realize how hard that is…these dudes are amazing kicking from 50+

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