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5th year option. I'm just saying the Patriots will still have the rightsno, he has a 4 year contract
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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.5th year option. I'm just saying the Patriots will still have the rightsno, he has a 4 year contract
If Sow is our starting LG to start the season, and the staff likes him over Strange, Strange will be traded.I’m thinking Strange is the real question mark, not Sow. But I could be wrong on that.
It's also true that the 5th year option is really only for Pro Bowl players. So I agree he wouldn't have it exercised. This may be the calculation with Robinson. Average option for an OL (they don't break it down into guard and tackle) is $14m+.Technically for first rounders it’s a 4-year contract with a team option for a 5th year. Unless Strange plays a lot better this coming season I don’t see them picking up that 5th year option next spring.
Strange won't even be healthy by then.If Sow is our starting LG to start the season, and the staff likes him over Strange, Strange will be traded.
The player is in his 4th year on a team friendly rookie contract, which may or may not be fine.5th year option. If the player is worth it, the teams always choose the option. Why wouldn't you?
Your link says $13m.The player is in his 4th year on a team friendly rookie contract, which may or may not be fine.
The option will cost the team $22M GUARANTEED for the 5th year. So, perhaps, sometimes it is right not to choose the option.
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If Strange is on the PUP list, the team will have time to evaluate Sow before deciding on whether he is the permanent starter at LG. Strange could compete the season on the squad replacing Mafi or he could be traded.Strange won't even be healthy by then.
If Strange can't regain his LG spot, no one will trade for him. It will mean there is damage on that patella. Patella tendons are serious injuries; sure, you can come back in 6-9 months, but for some players, then can severely limit you and end your career. If Strange isn't starting, teams will assume the patella injury is very serious. I wouldn't give a 7th for a guy who had such an injury and then was unable to regain his starting spot from a rookie or 2nd year player.If Strange is on the PUP list, the team will have time to evaluate Sow before deciding on whether he is the permanent starter at LG. Strange could compete the season on the squad replacing Mafi or he could be traded.
Now we can see why they stacked up on Guards. Nice knowing you Strange.Strange won't even be healthy by then.
REPEAT AFTER MEIf Strange can't regain his LG spot, no one will trade for him. It will mean there is damage on that patella. Patella tendons are serious injuries; sure, you can come back in 6-9 months, but for some players, then can severely limit you and end your career. If Strange isn't starting, teams will assume the patella injury is very serious. I wouldn't give a 7th for a guy who had such an injury and then was unable to regain his starting spot from a rookie or 2nd year player.
Yes, and 2022 was his last year, and 2023 so says this boardThis is Andrew's last year, I can see Strange coming off pup and sharing snaps at center.
Who do you think he targeted at pick 68?
Of course he was.
I don’t think Strange has enough weight in the legs and butt to play center…center of gravity thing. He does however have the same physical build as Matt Light did.This is Andrew's last year, I can see Strange coming off pup and sharing snaps at center.
Potentially permanently injured backups.REPEAT AFTER ME
backups aren't worth a 7th
or are they?
How many do you need? Onwenu, Sow, Strange, Mafi. You're going to use the #68 pick in the draft when your team has holes all over the place? Or so I'm told. What's next? Another QB (oooops, I guess so)?Now we can see why they stacked up on Guards. Nice knowing you Strange.
100% with you captain. Wallace is another JAG in a long line of OL jags on this team.
OL will be horrendous again next year
He is making $6.5 million in this last year of his contract and will be 33 years old heading into free agency next year. After his pulmonary embolism in 2019, there is no guarantee he would resign for cheap money or that the team would want to sign him to a long-term. The sport has not treated his body well. I love the dud, but it's more likely than not that this is his last year as a patriot.Yes, and 2022 was his last year, and 2023, so says this board
Agree. This might be his last year.He is making $6.5 million in this last year of his contract and will be 33 years old heading into free agency next year. After his pulmonary embolism in 2019, there is no guarantee he would resign for cheap money or that the team would want to sign him to a long-term. The sport has not treated his body well. I love the dud, but it's more likely than not that this is his last year as a patriot.
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