If you made $1 million a year, and you still had issues with your employer, would that be bad? How much money is enough to make? These are some tough questions. On 'Hard Knocks' (Wed., 10PM ET on HBO), we get to see an NFL team dealing with a diva football player.

Darrelle Revis is maybe the best cornerback in the National Football League. But he also has a bit of an attitude problem. Darelle wants more money; even though he's already signed a contract for one million per year.

... Um, how does this work again? Isn't a contract a contract? Apparently not, in the world of pro sports. And so we get to watch the staff of the Jets plead with Darelle to play for them, because he seems to have decided that he wants more cash. It doesn't go very well for anyone.

What do you think? Should Darelle just go along with his current contract? Or is he so talented that he deserves more money?