"Anything can happen at any point" - Isaac Rochell's wife explains NFL free agency chaos during Thailand vacation
NFL free agency is nothing short of chaotic. With many players being traded and signed, some teams (and players) go through a complete change before another season begins.
In a recent TikTok video, Isaac Rochell's wife Allison shed light into the chaos of their world and how difficult the switch can be at times. Allison and Rochell ended up flying to Thailand amidst the NFL free agency chaos.
She said:
"If you follow any type of football, you would know there has been a lot of movement in the NFL as of recent. Guys are getting released, traded, signed."
She continued:
"My husband was with the Browns for a majority of the year, and ended the season with Vegas. Even though that was a last minute transaction that doesn't affect the fact that he is still a free agent this year".
Allison added that this is also Isaac's seventh year in the NFL, and how different their experiences have been throughout various free agency periods.
"Last year, when my husband signed with the Browns, he signed like two weeks before OTAs. Anything can happen at any point no matter if we're in California or in Thailand".
Towards the end, she asked fans for some input, agreeing to share more from the NFL behind the scenes with them.
Allison and Isaac Rochell have created a successful six-fugure business
Along with Isaac's NFL income, the 27-year-old DE has started a few successful endevours with his wife Allison. Not only does Allison have more followers than Isaac on social media, she also helped him kickstart a few ventures.
She said:
"I came to the table with a downpayment for the home and my interior design skills and he upfronted for the renovation cost. October 2020, we got our first rental property. In February 2021 we launched our Airbnb".
They have been working on properties, along with brand deals that come ahead from their work as influencers.
Apart from NFL free agency, Allison spoke on difficulties while changing teams
Along with the usual difficulties of changing teams during NFL free agency, Allison also spoke about her struggles while making friends. While she had time to do so when Isaac was with the Los Angeles Chargers, she struggled in Indianapolis.
Allison explained:
"It was more so that I felt guilty reaching out to them after I had not reached out to them earlier on in the season. Now I just felt like a sh***y person"
With NFL free agency ongoing, Allison and Isaac Rochell will have to wait for an update. The Raiders could sign Rochell again, or there could be another deal waiting for the DE.