By Zicpraiz 
An unnamed NFL rookie was left stunned and frustrated after being forced to pay a hefty six-figure bill for a team dinner at a luxurious Detroit steakhouse.
The rookie, who remains unidentified, was reportedly told by veteran teammates that it’s a tradition for newcomers to cover the cost of the team dinner. This practice, although unofficial, is allegedly common in some NFL teams.
The dinner, held at a high-end steakhouse in Detroit, featured an extensive menu with expensive dishes and fine wines. The total bill, which included food, drinks, and tips, added up to a staggering six-figure amount.
The rookie, who is likely on a relatively modest rookie contract, was left feeling frustrated and taken advantage of by the situation. While the tradition may be seen as a way to welcome newcomers and build team camaraderie, it also raises questions about the fairness and financial burden placed on rookies.
It’s worth noting that the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) has guidelines in place to protect players from unfair practices, including excessive financial burdens. However, it’s unclear whether this specific situation would be addressed by the NFLPA or if the rookie will seek any recourse.