Bills about to trade Jason Peters to Philly

[carolinatony]

No matter what; this makes the Bills a bit weaker than they already were.

 

[mayoclinic]

Per NFP, the Eagles have already reached a long-term deal with Peters worth up to $60M over 6 years with $24M guaranteed:

The National Football Post | Peters, Eagles Strike A Deal

 

[PatsChamp88]

Sounds gaaaaaaaaaaaaareat to me!

 

[Patriot Missile]

Here we go, another guy who thinks he outplayed his contract. lol, sure Philly got an upgrade and the Bills are weaker for it. But...who here thinks he is a top 10 tackle worth top 10 money? Was it top 10 money or highest paid?

Some NFL teams are %^#@ing themselves and other teams in the league giving into these money hungry fools. Go ahead, lay the argument down about the "whole pie and owners thing" it isn't going to work on me, I think I may be too shallow to comprehend. I must be old school when I agree with finishing out a legal contract.

I'm eager to see a rookie salary cap and a more firm approach from the commissioner on these yahoo's that think they can get out of a legally binding agreement. Boldin and Peters and the NFL owners should appear on Judge Judy to rectify the matter.