Armen Da Pats Fan
2nd Team Getting Their First Start
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Buffalo holds his rights. He's NOT a free agent. It's very doubtful they would let him go to a division rival. Tell your college buddy to spend more time on the books.:bricks:
According to Rotoworld he had $6.5M in guaranteed salary remaining for 2010. If he reports and gets hurt or he plays one snap in week one that is his. If he is cut after reporting that is his. If he retires he may owe them a refund on his 2010 roster bonus and part of his signing bonus if they choose to persue reimbursement. Lots of moving parts depending on whether he was just trying to get the hell out of Buffalo or really is done.I believe he's owed 6 million bucks this year as well if he plays.
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Be ok if we get him, but I'm not seeing it as some glimmer of hope in a dungeon of suck. Just another option of many.
Guess you are half empty sort of guy...
A friend of mine who is a college coach here in MA just emailed me and told me the Pats may be signing Aaron Schobel.
I cannot find anything about it on the Internet.
I know he is a free agent, but I also head he might be retiring.
Has anyone heard anything about this?
Buffalo holds his rights. He's NOT a free agent. It's very doubtful they would let him go to a division rival. Tell your college buddy to spend more time on the books.:bricks:
That such an option is potentially available to them, or any team for that matter, is unusual at this time of year. But it became a reality on Wednesday when the Buffalo Bills released the 32-year-old Schobel, whose agent told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that his client intends to play in 2010.
My friend's dentist said he goes to the same shul as Edelman's family and Amari Stoudemire in the off-season. Not for nothing, nu? Such a wallop he'll give Sanchez.
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