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Looks like it could be the end of a solid NFL career. Who knows how solid if he would have stayed with the Packers.

If he's done with FB he'd be smart to come back to Kalamazoo, partner with a solid restraunt group and open a sports bar. He's got name recognition here and if the location and management were solid it could do well.

(03-07-2016 06:56 PM)Chipdip2 Wrote:  If he's done with FB he'd be smart to come back to Kalamazoo, partner with a solid restraunt group and open a sports bar. He's got name recognition here and if the location and management were solid it could do well.

He made 55 million in the NFL not including endorsements including Old Spice and others. Don't think he needs a restaurant in Kalamazoo.

(03-07-2016 09:26 PM)ITalian83i Wrote:  

(03-07-2016 06:56 PM)Chipdip2 Wrote:  If he's done with FB he'd be smart to come back to Kalamazoo, partner with a solid restraunt group and open a sports bar. He's got name recognition here and if the location and management were solid it could do well.

He made 55 million in the NFL not including endorsements including Old Spice and others. Don't think he needs a restaurant in Kalamazoo.

His 29 million with the Vikings was a 5 year deal, he only played two, and took a lot less with Miami. His first 4 years at GB was a second round rookie deal. Probably about 1.2 million a year.

Not saying he needs to open a restaraunt or that he even needs to be an active partner. I'm saying he has a brand here. Not so much in GB, Miami, or Minniapolis.

(03-07-2016 09:26 PM)ITalian83i Wrote:  

(03-07-2016 06:56 PM)Chipdip2 Wrote:  If he's done with FB he'd be smart to come back to Kalamazoo, partner with a solid restraunt group and open a sports bar. He's got name recognition here and if the location and management were solid it could do well.

He made 55 million in the NFL not including endorsements including Old Spice and others. Don't think he needs a restaurant in Kalamazoo.

Greg Jennings Cash Earnings

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(03-08-2016 08:55 AM)r4broncos Wrote:  

(03-07-2016 09:26 PM)ITalian83i Wrote:  

(03-07-2016 06:56 PM)Chipdip2 Wrote:  If he's done with FB he'd be smart to come back to Kalamazoo, partner with a solid restraunt group and open a sports bar. He's got name recognition here and if the location and management were solid it could do well.

He made 55 million in the NFL not including endorsements including Old Spice and others. Don't think he needs a restaurant in Kalamazoo.

Greg Jennings Cash Earnings

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I hope Greg invested wisely and spent carefully.

Note the site does not indicate Greg's income tax liabilities. That is probably around 40-50 percent when you factor-in State and Local taxes.

Money, regardless of how much, is easy to spend, particularly when you want to please friends and family who are all-to-eager to "share" it with you.

If Greg was careful, and invested wisely, he is set for life and will still be able to assist the friends and family he cares about.

Greg is a good man and was a great, great player for WMU and the MAC.

(03-08-2016 09:33 AM)GullLake Wrote:  

(03-08-2016 08:55 AM)r4broncos Wrote:  

(03-07-2016 09:26 PM)ITalian83i Wrote:  

(03-07-2016 06:56 PM)Chipdip2 Wrote:  If he's done with FB he'd be smart to come back to Kalamazoo, partner with a solid restraunt group and open a sports bar. He's got name recognition here and if the location and management were solid it could do well.

He made 55 million in the NFL not including endorsements including Old Spice and others. Don't think he needs a restaurant in Kalamazoo.

Greg Jennings Cash Earnings

Great site to play around on if you're bored.

I hope Greg invested wisely and spent carefully.

Note the site does not indicate Greg's income tax liabilities. That is probably around 40-50 percent when you factor-in State and Local taxes.

Money, regardless of how much, is easy to spend, particularly when you want to please friends and family who are all-to-eager to "share" it with you.

If Greg was careful, and invested wisely, he is set for life and will still be able to assist the friends and family he cares about.

Greg is a good man and was a great, great player for WMU and the MAC.

Greg has a head on his shoulders, a good family man (read: doesn't have 10 girlfriends in 10 cities + an entourage) and I'm sure he is set. That said, it would be good if he came back but I doubt he would need to.

Is there a possibility, if he doesn't retire from the game, that he would come to the Broncos as a wide receivers coach?

(03-08-2016 05:21 PM)bostonbronco Wrote:  Is there a possibility, if he doesn't retire from the game, that he would come to the Broncos as a wide receivers coach?

A source, that is very creative, I mean credible, that I just made up to bolster my agenda told me that GJ ????????s Fleck.

GJ was in town just last week. Whether he moves back, he'll at least be around from time to time.

(03-08-2016 07:30 PM)Doo Wrote:  GJ was in town just last week. Whether he moves back, he'll at least be around from time to time.

Greg built a house here just a few years ago. Not sure if he still has it.

(03-10-2016 10:58 AM)fastbuicks Wrote:  

(03-08-2016 07:30 PM)Doo Wrote:  GJ was in town just last week. Whether he moves back, he'll at least be around from time to time.

Greg built a house here just a few years ago. Not sure if he still has it.

I thought he sold it. Heard his wife wanted to be closer to him during the season.

Quote:He made 55 million in the NFL not including endorsements including Old Spice and others. Don't think he needs a restaurant in Kalamazoo.

Maybe an Uber competitor? :)