How does one value "want to"?

This is coming from the Addison quote..."come get me". My point being, a lot of guys are about, "show me the money". If I am a upcoming NFL player, it would be cool to play with buds/friends as opposed to taking the mindset of highest dollar(read:Browns every year). If X player is Y good. Does X player get Y+1 good when playing in a desired atmosphere with companions rather than a profitable one just for the money? I think, the guy who chases money, also looks after is bumps and bruises more. Days off R super cool and ****! I am on the Addison train due to his "want to".

 

You apparently missed this

http://thesteelersfans.com/forums/threads/addison-to-pickett-come-get-me.30447/

 

You earn the money by playing your worth and earning respect.

 

Hey, I’m a draft eligible college player, sure i want to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers!! Or any of the other 31 teams that might take me!

 

The Burrow, Chase connection is very good. Add in Tee Higgins and Tyler Boyd.

Pickett, Addison, Pickens and Johnson or Austin would be a good start to keeping up with the Bengals offense.
I "want to" see that.

 

How does this theory tie in to Deshaun Watson

 

The Browns.
That is all You need to know.

 

Burrow Chase is so good they were a mediocre offense without him when you shut the run down.

 

This is the definition of "want to": https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...-combine-then-puts-up-38-reps-on-bench-press/

 

I don't want to see ANY wide receiver in the 1st. We have our 1st round talent in Pickens. The wide receiver room is low on the totem pole as far as i'm concerned. They will bring in a vet at sometime.

 

How does this theory tie into about half the NFL roster