He has a good shot at being back for reasonable money. It's hard to give him incentives though as they'd be LTBE. So he'd be playing for some pretty short money.
Honestly I'd be surprised if there was any back and forth after what happened last time. It's much cleaner to just cut ties now, and then let him see whats out there, and once he sees his market talking to him and seeing if they can make it work.
And just in case #75 ever reads posts here, it's pretty clear that we're all speaking with one voice:
You'll always be a sports hero to Pats Nation, Big Vince, and here's hoping you can resign with the team.
ps. Your ability to come back from that Achilles injury was inspiring!
The Colts will be the first to call the big guy.
Stuff the run and take one of ours.
I'm hoping he retires but I could see going to Atlanta possibly Chicago who has a need at nose tackle.
This is bitter for me Vince was the definion of a Patriot but in the Not For Long League. Nobody has a guaranteed paycheck including number 12 one day.
This is what sets the Patriots apart they know when to cut ties for the good of the team and the spirit of winning.
This is the first of a series of moves I wouldn't be shocked to see Mayo released but think he restructures to stay.
Admendola and Arrington could get that call as well.
I know he just got paid but it wouldn't shock me if Nink was asked to restructure.
One of Revis or Mccourty is all but guaranteed to remain a Patriot both would be great but I will be thankful for one of them to be.
Vince you were amazing and gave your body and heart to this team you will forvef be remembered in a positive light and are definitely in the Patriot hall of fame and should have heavy consideration to the pro football of fame. Thank you for much from this Patriots fan.
Expected move for cap reasons but Vince was a great man and a great Patriot (he still could come back for cheap). This $8mill+ that we just saved from this move makes the possibility of keeping both DMAC and Revis WAYY more possible.
The thing about Browner is that it's 9.6 million over the next two years with NO GUARANTEES.
They can rework him, tag on a year, and get the cap hit down, I expect. he really doesn't have a lot of leverage, unless he thinks he'll do better on the open market.
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