Triumph
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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.Patience grasshopper.Pay da man
Patience grasshopper.
You can't say that without knowing what he wants. What if he is asking for $100 million over 4 years. Should we still "pay da man" ?Pay da man
I agree. Pay him his franchise player figure for the 2010 season.Pay da man
You can't say that without knowing what he wants. What if he is asking for $100 million over 4 years. Should we still "pay da man" ?
In other related news, it would only cost 7M to tag Wilfork!! He says 7M would be a slap in the face?? How much does he want? I think the threat of the tag is a pretty powerful negotiating tool.
it's not that he wants a lot more then 7 million. but he wants that 20 to 25 million in guaranteed money that a long term deal gives him
and thats the money that the pats don't give out to just any one the guaranteed money that don't hit the cap as hard but comes right out of krafts pocket.
Your right about this but I feel he has earned it. We need to be fair with our best players imo.
Pay him.
Patience grasshopper.
You don't pay players on what they have accomplished. You play player on how they will perform (which can be projected based on track-record and projections) and how that ties out in value to the team- especially in the NFL.
The fact remains that once Sey got his deal in 2006, he underperformed up to his contract. He got hurt. He was very good, but not worth the cash he was given.
Based on your argument, why would they want to do that again? Never mind the fact he is on the wrong side of 30.
Thank You
With that being said, I want Vince back, but at a # that doesn't prohibit the team from making moves to get better...I see some of the crazy contracts that some athletes get, that totally destroys the pay structure and limits what the team can do..because they think they deserve a ridiculous % of the entire payroll to play there.
I think most fans feel that way, maybe I'm wrong.
You don't pay players on what they have accomplished. You play player on how they will perform (which can be projected based on track-record and projections) and how that ties out in value to the team- especially in the NFL.
The fact remains that once Sey got his deal in 2006, he underperformed up to his contract. He got hurt. He was very good, but not worth the cash he was given.
Based on your argument, why would they want to do that again? Never mind the fact he is on the wrong side of 30.