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Isn't that "tampering". I guess that's not enforced.
It sure is. It happens.
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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.Isn't that "tampering". I guess that's not enforced.
Rookies making that much is the biggest problem with the league. Just because Curry got that deal it doesn't mean everyone should match it.
What happens in three years time when Mayo's deal is up? Will he demand that much?
BTW, I like Dansby, but if he is getting his $30 plus million in guarantees, the Dolphins can have him. Too much money for an ILB. I'd rather pay Peppers $14-15 million a year (although I am not 100% sold on doing that) than give Dansby $30 million in guarantees. A top ILB is not nearly as important as a top edge pass rusher unless you have a Ray Lewis (and as good as Dansby is, he is no Ray Lewis). Just the facts.
If the reports are true, the Dolphins might be guaranteeing him significantly more than $30 million. Like $35-40 million. If Dansby is asking for $30 million in guarantees, he would be selling himself a little short by jumping on a plane right away to Miami if they are offering that or slightly less.
Isn't that "tampering". I guess that's not enforced.
BTW, now the Seahawks are the favorites for Peppers according to the Chicago Sun-Times and the Redskins aren't interested, but would outbid everyone else if they were. My guess every team will be have been the front runner for Peppers before 12:01 tomorrow morning since half the league already have been. Oh yeah, the Sun-Times now says that early Peppers favorites, the Eagles, are now the favorites to get Aaron Kampman instead. Pre-free agency rumors are fun.
I am very Confident Peppers will be a Patriot. He wanted to play in the 3-4, he wants to go to a winner, at least a contender. He was humbled in the superbowl by Tom Brady. He was humbled in the regular season by us. He has made a ton of money forever. He was unhappy in a situation knowing no matter what he did his quaterback couldn't win a shootout. We have the best QB excellent ownership a team where he will already feel like a winner, and he wants a chance at a superbowl he will get all that here. If the reports are half accurate that he turned down good money endorsements because he didn't want the spot light he won't have to worry about carrying the team here like he would in Washington or Chicago they would look at him as a football savior. He will be in New England if we want him and make a fair offer. If we make a fair offer and he shuts it down I will be shocked. What can the other teams guarantee besides money? The redskins are 3 years away from competing in their own division.Philly is our only obstacle.
As beautiful a city seattle is he's ours. But players do love coach carrol. It will say alot to me if Peppers picks money over his best chance at a superbowl.
BTW, now the Seahawks are the favorites for Peppers according to the Chicago Sun-Times and the Redskins aren't interested, but would outbid everyone else if they were. My guess every team will be have been the front runner for Peppers before 12:01 tomorrow morning since half the league already have been. Oh yeah, the Sun-Times now says that early Peppers favorites, the Eagles, are now the favorites to get Aaron Kampman instead. Pre-free agency rumors are fun.
Not reallyits better than not having one
Gotta give Miami credit, when they have a big need they do what is necessary to fill it no matter what.
Teams have never been successful signing big name big money free agents, so what are you crediting them for?
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