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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.Yeah, but where was he in the first half of the Super Bowl?!?! Concerning. This team is in trouble.
It sucks being the slot receiver in New England (even if he plays outside a lot). He was never going to get a big money contract. It is a nice for him that he will be guaranteed $9 million plus the $4 million he will get this year in salary and workout and roster bonuses. But the poor guy never got big time WR money.
I doubt if he hit the open market next year that he would have gotten better than what he got today. So good for him that he will end his career here.
Good for Julian. He's looking at making over $20 million over the next three years if he hits incentives, a good shot at making it back to a Super Bowl, and closing out his career with the Pats.
This is not dissimilar from the 2-year $10 million deal that Wes Welker turned down that landed him in Denver. I wonder if they talked or at least that Edelman looked at the strange journey Welker had in the Spring of 2013. If I recall correctly, Welker had some incentives with the Patriots in addition to the salary that made it $12 million. The Broncos guaranteed $7 million of $12 million over two years. Wes never made it back to the Super Bowl.
Wes Welker, Denver Broncos strike two-year contract
He should hit up Steve Smith and find out what his diet and workout routine is.I love it, Edelman is well worth the money. Especially on such a short deal.
Good for Julian. He's looking at making over $20 million over the next three years if he hits incentives, a good shot at making it back to a Super Bowl, and closing out his career with the Pats.
This is not dissimilar from the 2-year $10 million deal that Wes Welker turned down that landed him in Denver. I wonder if they talked or at least that Edelman looked at the strange journey Welker had in the Spring of 2013. If I recall correctly, Welker had some incentives with the Patriots in addition to the salary that made it $12 million. The Broncos guaranteed $7 million of $12 million over two years. Wes never made it back to the Super Bowl.
Wes Welker, Denver Broncos strike two-year contract