jerrym
01-30-2016, 10:23 AM
For Travis Lulay the question is where should I go.
His career path has already experienced many twists and turns. Now quarterback Travis Lulay has come to a fork in the road.Lulay is scheduled to become a free agent Feb. 9. The 32-year-old can elect to re-sign with the BC Lions, where it’s expected he will be a backup to Jonathon Jennings this season. He also has the option of signing with another CFL team, but even then there is no guarantee he would be a starter.
Like many players in his position, the words from that song by the Clash apply: “Should I stay or should I go?”
Lulay understands if he stays in B.C. he will have to settle for less than what he currently earns. He must decide how much less he’s willing to take, then weigh that against what it would cost him to move onto another team.
http://www.cfl.ca/2016/01/28/morris-fork-road-travis-lulay/
His career path has already experienced many twists and turns. Now quarterback Travis Lulay has come to a fork in the road.Lulay is scheduled to become a free agent Feb. 9. The 32-year-old can elect to re-sign with the BC Lions, where it’s expected he will be a backup to Jonathon Jennings this season. He also has the option of signing with another CFL team, but even then there is no guarantee he would be a starter.
Like many players in his position, the words from that song by the Clash apply: “Should I stay or should I go?”
Lulay understands if he stays in B.C. he will have to settle for less than what he currently earns. He must decide how much less he’s willing to take, then weigh that against what it would cost him to move onto another team.
http://www.cfl.ca/2016/01/28/morris-fork-road-travis-lulay/