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50 minutes ago, MarkyMannn said:

The lure of big money from a contract is pretty big I guess.  So much so he cannot rationally step away

I wonder how much a role that's playing in his decision making.

He did get some good money off his second contract even if he didn't finish it. Should be enough to retire if he's smart with it.

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1 hour ago, nucci said:

How do you know this?

 

Sources deep in the heart of Texas close to the situation, in fact I posted about this same topic last month:

 

Aaron Williams: Tanned, Rested and Ready

 

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As most here probably know, former Bills starting safety Aaron Wiliams is still on the market, and word on the street is he is 100% healthy and was asking for too much money early on in free agency but now willing to sign for a more reasonable deal under the right circumstances. In fact a source of my in Texas told me recently he would be open to coming back to Buffalo. I'm paraphrasing but he told me: "Savior (not my real name obviously), I know you weren't a fan of AW but he loves what he's seeing in Buffalo and feels he could contribute there if brought back. If he comes back to the NFL Buffalo would be one of the few teams he would sign with.

 

 

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Just now, FearLess Price said:

Health isnt worth it. 

 

I'm hearing he's 100% healthy and his #1 choice is to sign with the Jags and St. Doug. But he would come back to Buffalo and play for McD and Frazier.

 

But if I were AW I would stay retired and out of football, it's simply not worth it and some guys bodies simply aren't made for this league including AW.

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Just now, SaviorPeterman said:

 

I'm hearing he's 100% healthy and his #1 choice is to sign with the Jags and St. Doug. But he would come back to Buffalo and play for McD and Frazier.

 

But if I were AW I would stay retired and out of football, it's simply not worth it and some guys bodies simply aren't made for this league including AW.

After his serious injuries I doubt he'll ever be 100% healthy

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Two good Texas players that I liked and wanted us to draft were Williams and Goodwin. I have also stated that any WR will look bad here as long as Taylor is QB and look how all our outcasts are doing now. 

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3 hours ago, MiltonWaddams said:

Aaron was a great player for us when healthy and surely that's why he wants to continue his career. However, nothing is worth the risk he would be taking if he stepped on an NFL field. Stay retired, stay healthy and find a new passion. He will always be great in our memories.

Well said....we're not talking concussions or cte. One more spinal neck blow could put you in a wheelchair for the rest of your life. We all love Aaron but it's way too big a risk. I elected to have an eye surgery that came with a 4% risk of double vision. And guess what happened....

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6 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Well said....we're not talking concussions or cte. One more spinal neck blow could put you in a wheelchair for the rest of your life. We all love Aaron but it's way too big a risk. I elected to have an eye surgery that came with a 4% risk of double vision. And guess what happened....

My guess is your Not a fan of foreigner 

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11 hours ago, matter2003 said:

I dunno man...i dunno how you can have what happened to him then watch what happened to Shazier and still want to come back and play...

 

 

 

It's the CTE

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13 hours ago, jr1 said:

Texas should hire him as an assistant coach

 

Why do people always make this suggestion in threads about ex-players?

 

"Fred Jackson? Too slow.  But I'd hire him as RB coach in a heart beat!"

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23 hours ago, hemma said:

I think he'd like to be signed to a contract, but not so sure he actually wants to play football.

This guy nails it. 

 

And if after all he went through he truly does want to play, then one hit too many to the head already

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52 minutes ago, cba fan said:

If he really wanted to play he should go to CFL or even Arena/Indoor Football Leagues and prove he is healthy.

I doubt there's much playing can prove. He can be 100% fine until hes not. 

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