Re: Will we extend Wilfork this off season?
I always pay attention to what Miguel says. He has informed us that under the rules for an uncapped year, you can't increase the pay in an uncapped year by more than 30%. So a Willfork signing would have to add $6-9$ million to the cap in 2009, to be able to pay him in 2010. Plus, in an uncapped year, Wlfork is not a FA; he needs 6 years to become one. He would be either an ERFA or most probably an RFA, not an UFA. :horn:
In contrast, re-signing Seymour even with a $ 1 million dollar raise, only adds one million (to $10 million) in 2009, and his 2010 salary can be still suitable. Plus he has more than 6 years in the League, and would be a UFA in 2010.
It all adds up to resigning Richard Seymour first, in 2009. I also think Seymour should have been a Pro-bowl D lineman this past season. He is simply better than Hayensworth, and was all the way back this past season.
There, Isn't much simpler when you pay attention to what Miguel says ??? :youtheman: