[VeggieDog]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...them/33187277/

A sentence from the story:

Reid is a free agent this offseason and has not received any contract offers despite strong play on the field.

[kidcudi92]

who

[Chi_archie]

I be a good boi now massa

[magaman]

It would appear that protesting at the work place has a detrimental effect on your career... who would have known?

[Stallion]

Reid and Kaepernick not in the league, who would have seen that coming????

[phinfan27615]

Why wait til after your career to speak out when you can do it while playing and get to retire early

[DwightShrute]

[DOM-Ganador]

Just last week he was chirping about rights/respect etc.

These Billionaires ain`t putting up with that nonsense anymore.

Bet somebody picks him up on the cheap now.

[Bluehorseshoe]

Now these guys knows what it like when the money isn't flowing in like it use to.

[Mr KLC]

Eric Reid claims he was drug tested six or seven times after joining the Panthers last season, leading the safety to openly question whether the league was specifically targeting him. On Wednesday morning, the NFL and NFLPA released a statement saying there’s “no evidence” of any tampering in the testing schedule.

“We take any claim questioning the integrity of our collectively bargained performance enhancing drug policy seriously. We asked the independent administrator of the policy to review and produce a report on the claims of targeting,” the two parties said in the joint statement. “A copy of this report, which contains personal and confidential testing information, has been provided to Eric Reid. We will not breach any player’s confidentiality, but can confirm that the report documents the dates he was randomly selected for testing and the actual dates of the drug tests. The report also demonstrates that Mr. Reid’s tests were randomly generated via computer algorithm and that his selection for testing was normal when compared with the number of tests players were randomly selected for throughout the league during the time that he was on an active roster. There is no evidence of targeting or any other impropriety with respect to his selection for testing.”

Furthermore, the league and union inquire found that Reid’s claim of being tested six times in his first eleven weeks with the team was not accurate, a source tells Joe Person of The Athletic (on Twitter). Still, the findings of the investigation are unlikely to comfort Reid, who is at odds with the NFL. Reid still has a collusion grievance pending against the league and knelt during the national anthem in 2018.

[JIBBBY]

It would appear that protesting at the work place has a detrimental effect on your career... who would have known?

That's how it should be, you are being paid and are there to work not to protest.. Do that shiiit on your own time..