's holdout reached it's 26th day on Tuesday and it has no appearance of ending anytime soon. Even as games that count rapidly approach, the safety's teammates aren't miffed about the three-time er's stance on his contract situation. "I support the person. I know what he stands for. I know that it's a difficult time both for the organization and for him. Gotta get through it," receiver said, . "It's part of what this team is. It's the price of succe s. You have so O.J. Howard Jersey much talent here, so many guy that want to get paid, that need to get paid. It's just the price of succe s." Chancellor's stance underscores the conundrum for succe sful teams who often see talent siphoned away by franchises that can afford to pay more. Winning leads to prosperity, prosperity costs money. In the NFL, it costs a lot of money. Unfortunately, the salary cap will always be the equalizer. Whether Chancellor is willing to continue his holdout when regular season games begin remains to be seen. It's a reality his teammates would rather not think about. "Could I imagine it? I don't want to," Baldwin said. The latest Podcast and gives its winners and losers from Week 2 of the preseason. Matt Milano Jersey