he had a $3 million roster bonus coming on Sunday. He quit on his team, inexcusable. Larry Fitzgerald's production went way down, and Wallace couldn't hold his jock, but he never quit. This was plain and simple, take $6 million off the books, use it on a player who wanted to be in Miami. Jarvis Landry outplayed Wallace in every facet of the game, and he puts his heart and soul into this team. He is a second year player that is already training with Tannehill in the offseason, Wallace never did that in his two years. Yes Wallace has great speed, but that is it, his route running is horrible, he doesn't fight for jump balls, and he loses his place on the field, never knowing when to toe tap, and drag a foot, I can think of at least 3-4 deep throws for touchdowns that Wallace just didn't realize where he was on the field and make the right adjustment. The is addition by subtraction, Kenny Stills can do everything that Mike Wallace can, and run better routes. I get it, Wallace scored 10 touchdowns, but those touchdowns can easily be replace by Stills and Cameron, not to mention they are not done. They have already stated they want to add one more veteran receiver. So all you "experts" need to realize, the coach doesn't always have to put up with the player, especially one that quits on his teammates, because after all, it is your teammates you go to battle with, not your coach.
