That's how many NFL tryouts Harrell has had in his career. The Packers worked him out in 1999. The Jets soon after that, and then the Redskins in 2005.The more countries and customers they sell to, the more money they pay the clubs. The clubs then pay average players exorbitant wages to keep up with The Jones (not to mention the agents) and clubs increase entrance fees to suit, taking advantage of fans loyalties to their club. Those that can afford to pay at the ground but still want to see their club then invest in a TV subscription.

"It was disappointing, but we support him, and knowing that what he wants to do is not a oneday fix, it's a longterm fix for Aldon," York said. "Aldon is willing to fight for himself and try to make this right, and I will see it through, and I will support him. I will take any shots that anybody wants to direct at the organization.I love the game. I think its the best game I ever followed in my life. I absolutely love the strat