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Kind of. Here they say that according to NFL sources, the deal is a four year extension worth $30M.
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IF TRUE, BigSey's cap hit averages 7.5 million those 4 years. Hard to believe it is so small ...
here we've been chewing over the range of 8 to 9.
If true ... everyone should be happy.
It said:PatsSteve1 said:We'll have to see how much is guaranteed and structured. Most deals that'd be 4 years at 30 mill, if indeed that's correct, would have alot as salary in the last year that most players would likely never get. With the Pats cap space, it may be front loaded where he may get all or most of that 30 million early instead of late. If he is 'one of the highest paid' DL's instead of THE highest paid, didn't he say himself he didn't have to be THE highest paid?
MoLewisrocks said:The signing bonus or bonuses will be a lot more than $6 - he may get that much this year (because of our cap position) and it isn't even a year the deal covers.
PatsRI said:From Felger:
Which is more valuable? Kearse got the bigger check on Day 1 and can claim a higher average value. Seymour got the better four-year package, and he didn’t even have to go to free agency to get it (2006 was his walk year).
flutie2phelan said:Thanks for the quick lead.
IF TRUE, BigSey's cap hit averages 7.5 million those 4 years. Hard to believe it is so small ...
here we've been chewing over the range of 8 to 9.
If true ... everyone should be happy.