Shaq Leonard released by the Colts

Secondary market is just crazy. Started during the pandemic. It's also what's killing Lego, secondary market is being price gouged by people inflating prices to crazy levels.

 

He doesn't have to be the same player he was to be better than a couple of guys signed off practice squads. Also, it wasn't the last few years. He was still an All-Pro in 2021. It was last season, and the effects seem to have lingered into this year.

 

Khan saw our depth at ILB

 

Colts have a new DC and Shaq was injured during the year he installed his defense. So, it seems like this is his first season in a new defense and he doesn't fit.

I'm sure the contract was a part of it too.

 

Revenue does not equal profit, although I'm sure he made out well since his business was basically scamming people into believing they had a fair chance at his box breaks, while using sleight of hand and some shifty camera work to rig the pack openings and prevdent his customers from scoring valuable cards. He's basically a fraudster.

 

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...terested-in-star-lb-after-release-from-colts/

 

Took a while to explain this to my son back in 2019. He was really into the youtube content creators who were doing opening packs and explaining some of this. Spending 700 dollars on boxes to maybe get one card that can be valued at over 500 if you get the right buyer.