July 24, 20196 yr https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/27245145/lawyer-peterson-debt-trusted-wrong-people Nobody's surprised, right? I was predicting he'd be bankrupt within 5 years of retiring simply due to having a half dozen or so kids from as many women. $100 million worth of pro contracts. Poof.
July 24, 20196 yr Popular Post 3 minutes ago, texifornia said: At least he has that awesome OU education to fall back on. ....and national championships.
July 24, 20196 yr 13 minutes ago, texifornia said: At least he has that awesome OU education to fall back on. Gonna be re-applying to Big Red Auto here pretty soon
July 24, 20196 yr OU has a long storied history of having their star players make a shitload of money and then somehow lose it all. "The Best That Never Was" talked about how Marcus Dupree got a ton of money playing for the USFL and never saw a dime. Is the NFLPA not warning today's players about blowing their money on stupid ass "investments" for family and friends?
July 24, 20196 yr Bwahahaha hahahah hahahahhahaha. I have zero sympathy for fucking dumbasses who lack common sense. Millions to play a kids game and broke as fuck. You don’t need a financial education you need common sense. Good fuck him enjoy asking if they’d like fries with that
July 24, 20196 yr I mean he grew up a Longhorn fan and went to OU. His decision making has always been suspect.
July 24, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, GhostOfTomJoad said: Nobody's surprised, right? I was predicting he'd be bankrupt within 5 years of retiring simply due to having a half dozen or so kids from as many women. This is part of what did TO in. He never had the child support payments changed to reflect he was out of the league and was paying something like $700k a year.
July 24, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, HRSchenker said: OU has a long storied history of having their star players make a shitload of money and then somehow lose it all. "The Best That Never Was" talked about how Marcus Dupree got a ton of money playing for the USFL and never saw a dime. Is the NFLPA not warning today's players about blowing their money on stupid ass "investments" for family and friends? Every rookie has to attend the Rookie Symposium where they are specifically told about these very matters.
July 24, 20196 yr It's fitting Adrian Peterson ended up broke. After all, he told us years ago that the NFL was modern slavery.
July 24, 20196 yr Hilarious. We all know hes not all there and without football talent hed be digging ditches. But the money he wanted from the Vikings and what he settled with new Orleans was a desperate move from a desperate idiot.
July 24, 20196 yr Author When asked how many kids he had by ESPN in 2013, Adrian Peterson didn't answer with "one," or "two," or any other number that might've been otherwise reasonable. Instead he gave an ominous "I know the truth, and I’m comfortable with that knowledge.” Lulz. The number of kids attributed to him range from a low of 5 to a high of 9, including the infant who was tragically killed by the boyfriend of the baby momma (the kid Peterson only visited after his death) Maybe AD stood for Always (raw) Dogging.
July 25, 20196 yr When asked how many kids he had by ESPN in 2013, Adrian Peterson didn't answer with "one," or "two," or any other number that might've been otherwise reasonable. Instead he gave an ominous "I know the truth, and I’m comfortable with that knowledge.” Lulz. The number of kids attributed to him range from a low of 5 to a high of 9, including the infant who was tragically killed by the boyfriend of the baby momma (the kid Peterson only visited after his death) Maybe AD stood for Always (raw) Dogging.Wowwowwow. Did not know that about not visiting his dead kid until the funeral. What a great person he is.
July 25, 20196 yr Maybe if he starves, Billy Sims can give him a pound of week old chopped beef. Fuck him and Sims.
July 25, 20196 yr 5 hours ago, Marfa Low Crown said: It's fitting Adrian Peterson ended up broke. After all, he told us years ago that the NFL was modern slavery. Good for him. He's freed of the slavery of an NFL career. Sounds like things are looking up for him.
July 25, 20196 yr These players will never learn. They think that money will last forever (it should) and they spend accordingly. I won't pretend to know how it is to have family and every single person you've had contact with pulling at your strings in these situations but you can't trust anyone with your money. In fact, your financial advisers should be independent of their family or friends. They are forced to attend a seminar as a rookie going over these but I'm sure half of them don't pay attention or think it can't happen to them. Or maybe in certain player's cases, they know they are a top pick and will make so much money where this won't apply to them. Not knowing their salary starts to disappear pretty fast with taxes, agent's cut and all sorts of other shit. Also, didn't he roll up on elephants on a birthday of his? Probably not he smartest of ideas.
July 25, 20196 yr 8 hours ago, texifornia said: At least he has that awesome OU education to fall back on. 8 hours ago, EZ$ said: ....and national championships. ...and a home state full of avid fans
July 25, 20196 yr Author Maybe Peterson did some local ads while playing for the vikes but I was always kinda surprised by his lack of high profile endorsements. Probably because he cant count to potato. He'll at least be eligible for a nice NFL pension in about 20 years. Should pay him about half mil a year after a 12 year career. But I bet he sells out that annuity for pennies on the dollar for cash today. Then he'll open up a sports bar or a custom car audio shop.
July 25, 20196 yr 6 hours ago, C-Man said: Every rookie has to attend the Rookie Symposium where they are specifically told about these very matters. He ain't there to play fucking school!
July 25, 20196 yr 33 minutes ago, Vic Mackey said: These players will never learn. They think that money will last forever (it should) and they spend accordingly. I won't pretend to know how it is to have family and every single person you've had contact with pulling at your strings in these situations but you can't trust anyone with your money. In fact, your financial advisers should be independent of their family or friends. They are forced to attend a seminar as a rookie going over these but I'm sure half of them don't pay attention or think it can't happen to them. Or maybe in certain player's cases, they know they are a top pick and will make so much money where this won't apply to them. Not knowing their salary starts to disappear pretty fast with taxes, agent's cut and all sorts of other shit. Also, didn't he roll up on elephants on a birthday of his? Probably not he smartest of ideas. I’m sure 3/4’s of them don’t understand the financial presentation at all. Like Chad “OchoCinco” not understanding compound interest during the Cincinnati Hard Knocks season. Might as well quote Socrates in the the original Greek for the all comprehension going on during the rookie seminars. Edited July 25, 20196 yr by Bobby_Batronic
July 25, 20196 yr Apparently one of his family members or someone close to his family was his financial advisor, and they just blew through his money. But then again, I don’t know, maybe don’t make the same exact mistake as so many athletes and find a credible financial advisor. We’ve all seen the 30 for 30 broke. Don’t be stupid
July 25, 20196 yr 23 minutes ago, youdunnf'dup said: Apparently one of his family members or someone close to his family was his financial advisor, and they just blew through his money. But then again, I don’t know, maybe don’t make the same exact mistake as so many athletes and find a credible financial advisor. We’ve all seen the 30 for 30 broke. Don’t be stupid Fuck Adrian Peterson and his money problems. No UT fan should give a shit.
July 25, 20196 yr 6 minutes ago, lemonandaturd said: Fuck Adrian Peterson and his money problems. No UT fan should give a shit. Get this guy a beer & a shot.
July 25, 20196 yr 15 minutes ago, lemonandaturd said: Fuck Adrian Peterson and his money problems. No UT fan should give a shit. Haha did I come off like I was being empathetic to his situation or like I felt sorry for him? I was just giving the details to what happened. Or at least what I heard. He isn’t the first dumb athlete to make this mistake and he won’t be the last.
July 25, 20196 yr 1 minute ago, youdunnf'dup said: Haha did I come off like I was being empathetic to his situation or like I felt sorry for him? I was just giving the details to what happened. Or at least what I heard. He isn’t the first dumb athlete to make this mistake and he won’t be the last. Good for you on your post. He is a Sooner dumbass, broke ass, child beating clown, so fuck him. By the way, I am glad he is broke. I hope he is wiping windshields and selling papers on 59 in Houston soon.
July 25, 20196 yr Maybe Peterson did some local ads while playing for the vikes but I was always kinda surprised by his lack of high profile endorsements. Probably because he cant count to potato. He'll at least be eligible for a nice NFL pension in about 20 years. Should pay him about half mil a year after a 12 year career. But I bet he sells out that annuity for pennies on the dollar for cash today. Then he'll open up a sports bar or a custom car audio shop.
July 25, 20196 yr You can take the Sooner out of Oklahoma, but you can't take the Oklahoma out of the Sooner.
July 25, 20196 yr 3 hours ago, Bobby_Batronic said: I’m sure 3/4’s of them don’t understand the financial presentation at all. Like Chad “OchoCinco” not understanding compound interest during the Cincinnati Hard Knocks season. Might as well quote Socrates in the the original Greek for the all comprehension going on during the rookie seminars. This is why I wonder how effective this rookie seminar actually is. Is it there only for show and the NFL can point and say 'hey look, we teach these guys' or do they actually attempt to teach these guys in ways they can understand. It's not even so much on how to invest your money but how to teach them about the leeches that are coming to come at them from all sides and this includes family and friends. That is where most of them get into debt. They have this trust with them prior and they think they have their best interest at heart but they only give a shit about their money. And it's easier said than done to tell someone to be weary of any family and friends especially after you have life long connections with them. Also learning how to say no. You can't help every single person who comes to you. I am on the outside looking in so I don't know how that is. Easy to say I'd do this or that from the outside but a lot of these players are thrown into a situation they are not fully capable of handling. The pros is vastly different from college. They no longer have that structure and can really do what they please. I don't feel sorry for the ones who just blew their money on dumb shit or whatever but I do feel bad for the ones who are taken advantage of by people they trusted their whole lives.
July 25, 20196 yr Haha. HahahahahanaHe sucks. He is a typical sooner. Beats his own kid. I hope that 10 years from now he lives in a wood 400 square foot house in moore Oklahoma. At least that is close enough to norman where their dumbass fans can worship their kid beater.
July 25, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, Vic Mackey said: This is why I wonder how effective this rookie seminar actually is. Is it there only for show and the NFL can point and say 'hey look, we teach these guys' or do they actually attempt to teach these guys in ways they can understand. It's not even so much on how to invest your money but how to teach them about the leeches that are coming to come at them from all sides and this includes family and friends. That is where most of them get into debt. They have this trust with them prior and they think they have their best interest at heart but they only give a shit about their money. And it's easier said than done to tell someone to be weary of any family and friends especially after you have life long connections with them. Also learning how to say no. You can't help every single person who comes to you. I am on the outside looking in so I don't know how that is. Easy to say I'd do this or that from the outside but a lot of these players are thrown into a situation they are not fully capable of handling. The pros is vastly different from college. They no longer have that structure and can really do what they please. I don't feel sorry for the ones who just blew their money on dumb shit or whatever but I do feel bad for the ones who are taken advantage of by people they trusted their whole lives. Money is a magnifier. For those who have it and for those around those who have it. If friendships, familial relations, expectations and obligations change based on the size of a bank account then those are people you don’t need in your life. That would be lesson one. Lesson two would be to not entrust your money to those who’ve never managed wealth before. And the third would be to find a financial adviser to teach you how to manage your own money. Pretty simple really, but I don’t think most are listening, have a good sense of boundaries and responsibilities, or are fluent in the basic language of money to begin with. Sad really.
July 25, 20196 yr Part of it is the sheer ignorance. These lower class folks probably don't know how to work a checking account. They only have one if their employer is direct deposit. They've never had a house note, and probably not anything resembling normal car financing, either. So start there. Then blend in the arrogance and entitlement of an NFL or other pro athlete (I ain't here to play no school), and it's a really toxic combo. And that's before you get into the toys, bling, pussy, and hanger-on family members.
July 25, 20196 yr Him and Vince are brothers from another mother. Oh and I know Vince won a title. But Adrian will be an NFL HOF. As a fan give me a title 100x out of 100. But you can bet your ass most players will take NFL HOF vs college title. But again, two subpar brains. Edit: Adrian = idoit Edited July 25, 20196 yr by ChiTownDoc
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