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what is this ? how can cassel become a free agent like florio suggests if he doesnt sign the tender ?
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Re: Pioli thinks cassel hasn’t signed franchise tender
1st and 1st if I'm not mistaken... 1st and 3rd is what most here on this board think the Pats'll get for Cassel in a trade. I think that if a team just outright signs him - they need to fork over two #1s.
Re: Pioli thinks cassel hasn’t signed franchise tender
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1st and 1st if I'm not mistaken... 1st and 3rd is what most here on this board think the Pats'll get for Cassel in a trade. I think that if a team just outright signs him - they need to fork over two #1s.
That is correct. Cassel did send a letter to the NFL offices "accepting the tender," but I don't know if that negates the possibility of an offer sheet.
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Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli casted doubt on whether Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel had signed his franchise tender.
"He's hasn't signed," Pioli said Saturday in response to a question about whether Kansas City would have any interest in trading for Cassel. "You can't trade for a player that's not signed under contract. That's my understanding. I haven't looked into it far enough. But I believe he hasn't signed … I don't think … I think two or three franchise players have signed. I don't think he has, I don't think."
But a league source confirmed Sunday that not only had Cassel signed it, but the contract was handed to Patriots senior adviser Floyd Reese.
One reason there are questions about whether it has been signed could be that teams do not report the signings to the league until the first day of the new league year, Friday Feb. 27. Once that day comes and goes, the records will show that Cassel has signed.
And a potential trade for him will be in play.
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I think this just about settles the issue. In five days we'll receive confirmation. Soon thereafter all potential suitors will be free to reveal their trade offers for Cassel, leaving us no longer shrouded by the master.
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I think this just about settles the issue. In five days we'll receive confirmation. Soon thereafter all potential suitors will be free to reveal their trade offers for Cassel, leaving us no longer shrouded by the master.
It's gonna be one long-a$s week!
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Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli casted doubt on whether Patriots QB Matt Cassel had signed his franchise tender.
“He’s hasn’t signed,” Pioli said Saturday, in response to a question about whether Kansas City would have any interest in trading for Cassel. “You can’t trade for a player that’s not signed under contract. That’s my understanding. I haven’t looked into it far enough. But I believe he hasn’t signed … I don’t think … I think two or three franchise players have signed. I don’t think he has, I don’t think.”
But a league source confirmed Sunday that not only had Cassel signed it, but the contract was handed to Patriots senior adviser Floyd Reese.
One reason there are questions about whether it has been signed could be that teams do not report the signings to the league until the first day of the new league year, which is Friday, Feb. 27. Once that day comes and goes, the records will show that Cassel has signed.
Re: so did Cassel really sign the franchise tender??
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Why would Pioli say this?
As Schefter noted, the Pats aren't required to report one way or the other until FA begins.
As for Pioli, who knows?
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