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mdrake34 said:LOL the browns released Weeden. Didn't even play out his rookie contract. And Gabbert is making double what Kaep makes in SF.
Beef said:They going to have Von Miller for an entire season with Ware on the other side, who will certainly be playing with a huge chip on his shoulder. I won't be surprised if Ware puts up a ton of sacks.
If Denver locks down/re-signs their FA receivers and Knowshon, they're going to be really good again.
Beef said:
Aftermath said:not really a fan of the way either one of those contracts is structured.
LOL, why the hell not? They're great, especially considering Jackson is hitting his prime and Soliai is in the middle of his. We easily can get 3-4 good years from both of these guys and then save a ton on either 2017 or 2018 if they're not up to par anymore. We're like $60M+ under the cap for 2015 and beyond, with a growing cap too. These are great contracts.
I suspect with your glass is empty approach to everything, two 25 year old Victoria Secret models could offer you a threesome and you'd say some crazy shit like you're not really a fan of threesomes.
Lighten the fuck up.
Drathdon said:
The Falcons were on the hook for paying this money regardless whether Tony were released, traded, or if he retired. Think of it as part of the 2013 fee for him; we paid him $7 million last season, so by the end of the contract we had to pay up $7 million in cap hit somehow ($5.25 in 2013, $1.75 in 2014). Dimitroff set up this contract with the full expectation that Tony would never play this season, and structured it to alleviate some of the cap pressure the Falcons had last season.
Drathdon said:@Matt_Bryant3:
2014-03-12 16:56:59 UTC
Just saw the new guys at Flowery Branch. Who wants to play tug of war?