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Chad Pennington has reached an agreement with the Jets to restructure his contract, a move that will allow the QB to stay in New York, ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli reports. Pennington will make $3 million this year, with incentives that could earn him up to $9 million.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/5384330

hwc

Thank, god. Let's hope ol' noodlearm makes it back to being the starter next year. That's two guaranteed division wins for the Pats.

PATSNUTme

That should make Jest fans very happy.

MoLewisrocks

Not to mention what happens if he somehow starts to achieve his likely very NLTBE incentives midway through the season.....JETS will be dropping like flies.

I wonder if Eric would have taken this job had he known how easy the housecleaning would be and how difficult the reloading would be in an uncapped future.

At least old Noodle was able to get a few more bucks to take care of his shoulder after 2007 thanks to the 30% rule.

Schefter says they will now persue Kitna as a backup who really wants to be a starter and likely will.

Major **********

WOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOO! Finally some good news! Gomer will be back under center for the NYJ for another half a season.

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hwc

Yeah. And you just know that Belichick will really respect the deep ball....

We'll see how ol' noodlearm's rotator cuff holds up against a steady diet of double safety blitzes. Heh, at least the Jets kept all their veteran offensive lineme.....oh, wait, nevermind.

BionicPatriot

Wow, and here I thought New York would make the right move by cutting his sorry expensive ass and drafting Cutler.

Cheers!

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gomezcat

I suspect that they made this move as being the most cap friendly. Wouldn't there have been a massive penalty for cutting him?

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LIDeadHead

Absolutly. This was the best $ decision for both parties. They FO had the leverage. Either restructure or get cut. It would have hit hard, but CP would rather stay put in NY for a renegotiated contract. It was , for the current situation, a win-win. So now he is just a $3M tutor.

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FreeTedWilliams

Too bad I was hoping the Pats would get the chance to sign him to be the back-up, for the equipment manager!!!

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