08-24-2007, 12:16 AM
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Re: Schefter: Samuel will sign the tender
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Originally Posted by Vern
He can sign any ONE YEAR deal. It does not have to be the tender. The rule states only that after the deadline, no longer team deal may be reached.
This is what Lance Briggs signed - a one year deal for the same amount as the tender, plus an extra 1M and the promise not to franchised again next year. He did NOT actually "sign the franchise tender."
Alexander did something similar a few years ago in Seattle. A new deal that had the same money as the tender, but also a few extra promise clauses.
The actual "Franchise Tender" is the legal paper defined by the tag, set out last march with no edits or changes since.
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Good stuff Vern. I'm assuming all that's true, I sure can't keep up with that type of thing.
Very informative. Thank You.
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