Eh, that's not at all what that means.... It's exceedingly difficult to prove someone is faking a bad back. The MRI just says it's nothing structural they can see but inflammation and soreness can be extremely standard and not seen on a MRI. See Jalen Ramsey 2019, so it's extremely doubtful, they'll make him play if he really wants to feign injury. Now, he'll have to wear that brand or crown for his career, but most other organizations won't give a shit with someone as good as Micah.
The quit squad is walking off or refusing to go into a game for no reason, so that's not really a viable option either. Jerrah can franchise him in 26 and maybe 27, but that would be incredibly stupid and economic catastrophe. Holdouts are always about how much of a disruption does the player want to be and how personal has it gotten between the sides. Again, what kind of organization wants this type of distraction. Has there ever been a good team in the modern salary cap era (so can't say Emmitt) have an in-season hold out on the team and then won a championship that year? I can't think of any. It's just another mismanaged situation which doesn't have to be this hard. Jerrah thinks he's smarter than everyone else and this is about his ego, his feelings, and his fear. This could have been and should have been solved a long time ago.