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He was cut for not giving effort, if he's the only example than I would say that'd be the exception. If he was going "balls to the wall" haynesworth would've been a patriot right now.

Not quite the same as Fat Albert's contract was issued by the 'Skins and th Pats made a restructuring conditional to acquiring him.

Another not quite the same but Brandon McGowan was resigned by the team but cut during camp. That happens too.

But a big salary going to a small salary then getting cut? Not sure if there is a precident but i'll bet dollars to donuts that if there are 6 receivers in camp fighting for 5 spots and the 5 are outplaying Ocho, he is gone regardless of cap ramifications.

Haynesworth's restructured his deal to facilitate the trade. Not to stay on the team. That is the difference.

guys, the post said "The Patriots have never cut a veteran during the same year in which he re-negotiated his contract"... Just replying to the inaccurate statement. It has happened under the condition stated.. For any reason or what ever reason, it was done.
 
Matthew Slater's deal is 5.4 million over 3 years, per Reiss.
 
Matthew Slater's deal is 5.4 million over 3 years, per Reiss.
Is Matthew Slater now the most the expensive special teams player in the NFL that is not a place kicker or punter?
 
Is Matthew Slater now the most the expensive special teams player in the NFL that is not a place kicker or punter?

Probably. Our ST were pretty damn good for the most part in the second half of last season, and the playoffs. If they can stay at that level then I support this deal fully.
 
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Matthew Slater's deal is 5.4 million over 3 years, per Reiss.

In his first couple seasons I was unhappy to see Slater at any point, especially when fielding a return. However, I have seen him down the field first making the tackle enough times to be very happy he is on this team. The ability to fill in occasionally at safety or star is also valuable.

He has earned this money.
 
Is Matthew Slater now the most the expensive special teams player in the NFL that is not a place kicker or punter?

Five years ago Larry Izzo was making over $800K a year.
I'll bet there are returners that have made a lot more. Hester makes most of his money for being a returner.
 
Is Matthew Slater now the most the expensive special teams player in the NFL that is not a place kicker or punter?

Fool! Have you forgotten that the versatile Slater is our deep threat?
 
Not as much as the Chad "Ochostinko" weekly breakout game threads.

I take solace in that there will be no "Is THIS Taylor Price's Breakout Week?" threads this season
 
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Matthew Slater's deal is 5.4 million over 3 years, per Reiss.

Is Matthew Slater now the most the expensive special teams player in the NFL that is not a place kicker or punter?
All Pro and Pro Bowl Special Teamer with the ability to play wide receiver where necessary. I'd say that's a bargain.
 
Is Matthew Slater now the most the expensive special teams player in the NFL that is not a place kicker or punter?

Kassim Osgood got about $6.7M over 3 years, but was released a few days ago after 2 years.
 
Former Packers C Scott Wells signed with the Rams.
 
Just want to say Great Job and Thank You to all the posters who are posting these signings.
 
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