Jones-Drew has more to lose from his refusal to train
It is reported by the CBS expert, running back of Jacksonville Jaguars Maurice Jones-Drew was fined about 80 thousand million dollars because he absent from the team training with 38 days.
At present, his salary in the new season is 4.45 million dollars. He cheap jerseys wholesale had asked his agent to help him reduce his punishment from the team. At first the amount is about 1.6 million dollars, although we do not know the reason that the team reduce a cheap jerseys wholesale half find for him. The 80 thousand million dollars fine is near 18% of his salary.
It is said that according to the new labor agreement, if a player miss the training camp, he will be punished with 30000 dollars one day. Jones-Drew missed the training and all actives from offseason for he did not satisfied with the contract in 2009 with 31 million dollars for five years. On September 2, he came back to the team. Now he was fined and his purse will become lighter.
Jones-Drew was selected cheap jerseys wholesale 60th overall in the 2nd round of the 2006 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars to perhaps eventually replace Fred Taylor. He was passed on by all 32 teams in the draft, most citing his height which is 5-foot-7 as the reason why he would not succeed in the NFL. He stated on Sirius XM NFL Radio that is the reason why he chose the number 32. Jones-Drew began the 2012 season by not attending organized cheap jerseys wholesale team activities or training camp in hopes of signing a new contract. Jones-Drew currently has two years remaining on a deal he signed in 2009, according to which his average salary is lower than that of fellow running backs Adrian Peterson, Chris Johnson, LeSean McCoy, Arian Foster, Steven Jackson, DeAngelo Williams, and Marshawn Lynch. Last season, he was selected the super bowl.
