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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.Same reason they can’t be happy losing the Super Bowl, or a conference championship. By your logic they should be happy doing extremely well making it so deep into the playoffs when most other teams don’t. Why can’t they be happy being second best in the NFL?That is SOOOOO shallow, that I weep for his generation. Why can't they just be happy being EXTREMELY highly paid for playing a HS sport. It seems so individual and self-centered for a game that is so TEAM oriented, where so much of one's individual success depends on 10 other players doing their jobs.
Do you weep when they can't walk without assistance after age 45?That is SOOOOO shallow, that I weep for his generation. Why can't they just be happy being EXTREMELY highly paid for playing a HS sport. It seems so individual and self-centered for a game that is so TEAM oriented, where so much of one's individual success depends on 10 other players doing their jobs.
I want players to get every last cent they can, but also be in a position that they are happy, successful and a community positive outside of football. as the contracts start to exceed stupid money, is grabbing every last dollar as important as the other 3?Do you weep when they can't walk without assistance after age 45?
Do you care that they're one hit away, legitimately, from being crippled for life?
Or how about when they're 50 and their head's so filled with CTE that they turn into someone else, and suicide's the best option? This literally just happened with Jordan Devey.
Yeah, what *I* don't understand are people who don't want these players to get every last cent they can, for their short window when they can make life-changing money for them and their family for generations to come, putting their bodies on the line every day, risking permanent injury, just to make @patfanken happy, and just to make the owners and the league more money than they can conceive of - all on their backs.
Not in Today's NFL: with his Elite Skills and Age there will always be a taker.Beware of Patriots Kraft propaganda when it comes to these contracts they're always dinking around with the guarantees and have a long track record of not paying the true premium positions top of the market contracts very often.
I'm not saying it's not true but i'm definitely saying if Gonzalez has such unrealistic demands he's asking for something a corner hasn't got before then there's no way another team will trade for him and give up multiple high assets and give him the contract he wants.
When you look at a football field, these corners take away an entire quadrant of it.Not in Today's NFL: with his Elite Skills and Age there will always be a taker.
We have Speedy (I hate the name Gonzo. It reminds me of the Muppet that I used to watch will my daughter) signed though the 2027 season. We can tag him in 2028.Christian Gonzalez Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap
Christian Gonzalez contract and salary cap details, including signing bonus, guaranteed salary, dead money, roster bonuses, and contract historyoverthecap.com
So the Patriots can negotiate in good faith with him during that time. Unless he want to do a long term holdout, he will be in a Patriot uniform for the next 3 seasons.
The Patriots should pay him fair market value. I don't think he's the best at his position right now. If he wants to holdout, then the Patriots should trade him. There's always a team that will overvalued talent and will give a lot for him.
Gonzo wants the best of both worlds - long term security and eye watering AAV. Dude needs to pick one and get on the field.
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Pats should take 4 first round picks and move on with the preseason. This is starting to drag on too long.
There is no need to trade him if he doesn't holdout. I doubt if he holdout this year.And who in the is playing corner for us if we trade him? Ant Richardson went 11/14 with 1 pick that was a tip. His fumble was just sloppy, but he ran for 53 yards and a TD. Gonzo is not getting traded this year. Carlton Davis is overpaid, but Gonzo and Davis on the field are a great duo. Gonzo has also shown no signs of holding out.
Bro…if they were offered 4 1st round picks for anyone not named Drake Maye you take it before the other team comes down from whatever high they are on.Gonzo wants the best of both worlds - long term security and eye watering AAV. Dude needs to pick one and get on the field.
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Pats should take 4 first round picks and move on with the preseason. This is starting to drag on too long.
but he is making a very bad business decision.There is no need to trade him if he doesn't holdout. I doubt if he holdout this year.
Honestly he is not the best at his position. He's probably 5th best. I'm not worried about the preseason. In fact, it's better that he doesn't play preseason games.
I like him as a player and what I know about him as a person. However, business is business.
Why isn’t Boutte?but he is making a very bad business decision.
would his trade value now be impacted given his contract demands?Bro…if they were offered 4 1st round picks for anyone not named Drake Maye you take it before the other team comes down from whatever high they are on.
Never happen.
2 1’s and a 2 is likely best you’d get and I’d probably take it.
because Gonzo is risking $100mWhy isn’t Boutte?
Be consistent…
IMHO it is a risk.if what Curran is reporting is true, and Gonzo wants his deal to inflate year over year based on the cap inflating, I see him playing on the tag next year or sitting out.
too bad.
if true, I believe he is getting bad advice
Gonzo is great, but he isn't change the way football pays players great.
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