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David Mulugheta, the agent for Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas, questioned why NFL fans side with teams when players hold out seeking a new contract.

Thomas didn't report for the start of Seahawks training camp this week and Adam Schefter of ESPN reported his holdout could extend into the regular season if a deal isn't reached.

"The fact that NFL fans side with teams worth billions instead of players, that put their bodies on the line day in and day out, never ceases to amaze me," Athletes First agent Mulugheta wrote Saturday on Twitter. "Teams can cut players anytime but players are expected to honor contracts. Capitalism is obviously reserved for certain people."

Thomas is scheduled to earn an $8.5 million base salary during the final year ofHere's a firsthand look at what really gets checked out before a car picks you up.

Jennifer Collins holds her baby close, still shaken by their harrowing ordeal. A mother and baby, left out in the rain, on the side of the freeway by a broken-down Lyft. She describes how she and her son reacted: "He's screaming... and I'm stuck, I'm stuck."

It began when Collins and little JJ took a Lyft from Oakland, sharing the ride with a Seattle man headed to the Oakland airport.

"Initially it was an average Lyft ride," she said.

But as they drove down the Nimitz, the Lyft car sputtered and died on the side of the road. What the driver did next was stunning.

"He was like you guys have to find your own way home.