OFFICIAL 2010 NFL SEASON THREAD: BREAKING NEWS VIKINGS WAIVE RANDY MOSS

[mr fizzy womack]

Originally Posted by RKO2004

So are the Jets willing to give him 10-13 million? Is He really shooting for $15 Mill exactly?

Here's the most accurate assessment you'll find:

Based on reports, Revis wants TWICE what Nnamdi Asomugha received.

Asomugha got a 3 year, $45 million contract. Because Asomugha is getting $16 million this year (although he made $14 million last year), Revis' camp insist that the PER YEAR average of the ENTIRE contract be $16 million.

That means on a 6 yr deal the total should be $96 million. Why do you think the Jets keep saying there is a fundamental difference on total compensation?

Revis was initially offered a 4 year $55 million extension which on top of the $21 million due over the next 3 years would be a total package of $76 million. Revis turned that down because the total per year average was only $10 million and not "Asomugha money."

Revis wants his extension plus the next 3 years to average $16 million per, so that any extension has to be in the 3 year $75 million or 4 year $91 million range. Why do you think there were early rumors that Revis wanted $20 million a year? Revis refuted that, but that was only on the total per year average. The extension has to be in the $20+ million per range in order for Revis to get what he wants: $16 million per on a 6 or 7 year total deal.
That's why Woody rejected the deal.

But while the Jets have identified the total value of the offers as the hold-up, the amount of fully guaranteed money is a problem for the other side. None of the proposals the Jets have offered have included a signing bonus, according to a person with direct knowledge of the terms.

That person requested anonymity because he is not authorized to speak for Revis or the team.

What are the Jets able to offer? Well, there is a rule in the collective bargaining agreement that limits the amount of future salary that is fully guaranteed. In extensions entered into in the uncapped year, any future money guaranteed for both skill and injury must fit under the 2009 salary cap — and the Jets only had about $300,000 of cap space remaining.

But neither that rule nor any other tricky laws of the uncapped year restrict the amount paid out in the signing bonus. There are many reasons the Jets could be unwilling to offer a large signing bonus — one of which is the potential of a lockout next year — but it appears unlikely a resolution will be reached until they do.

Johnson maintained that the team is flexible on all parts of the deal, including the signing bonus, once an agreement on total compensation is reached.

This #@%# may as well be for Hard Knocks because it's all comedy to me...

SOFJ

 

[mr fizzy womack]

Originally Posted by RKO2004

So are the Jets willing to give him 10-13 million? Is He really shooting for $15 Mill exactly?

Here's the most accurate assessment you'll find:

Based on reports, Revis wants TWICE what Nnamdi Asomugha received.

Asomugha got a 3 year, $45 million contract. Because Asomugha is getting $16 million this year (although he made $14 million last year), Revis' camp insist that the PER YEAR average of the ENTIRE contract be $16 million.

That means on a 6 yr deal the total should be $96 million. Why do you think the Jets keep saying there is a fundamental difference on total compensation?

Revis was initially offered a 4 year $55 million extension which on top of the $21 million due over the next 3 years would be a total package of $76 million. Revis turned that down because the total per year average was only $10 million and not "Asomugha money."

Revis wants his extension plus the next 3 years to average $16 million per, so that any extension has to be in the 3 year $75 million or 4 year $91 million range. Why do you think there were early rumors that Revis wanted $20 million a year? Revis refuted that, but that was only on the total per year average. The extension has to be in the $20+ million per range in order for Revis to get what he wants: $16 million per on a 6 or 7 year total deal.
That's why Woody rejected the deal.

But while the Jets have identified the total value of the offers as the hold-up, the amount of fully guaranteed money is a problem for the other side. None of the proposals the Jets have offered have included a signing bonus, according to a person with direct knowledge of the terms.

That person requested anonymity because he is not authorized to speak for Revis or the team.

What are the Jets able to offer? Well, there is a rule in the collective bargaining agreement that limits the amount of future salary that is fully guaranteed. In extensions entered into in the uncapped year, any future money guaranteed for both skill and injury must fit under the 2009 salary cap — and the Jets only had about $300,000 of cap space remaining.

But neither that rule nor any other tricky laws of the uncapped year restrict the amount paid out in the signing bonus. There are many reasons the Jets could be unwilling to offer a large signing bonus — one of which is the potential of a lockout next year — but it appears unlikely a resolution will be reached until they do.

Johnson maintained that the team is flexible on all parts of the deal, including the signing bonus, once an agreement on total compensation is reached.

This #@%# may as well be for Hard Knocks because it's all comedy to me...

SOFJ

 

[in yo nostril]

once they see cromartie playing cb in week one, they'll give revis whatever he wants

 

[in yo nostril]

once they see cromartie playing cb in week one, they'll give revis whatever he wants

 

[itzbooranss]

Revis is great but he is BUGGIN with that amount and salary rate.

 

[itzbooranss]

Revis is great but he is BUGGIN with that amount and salary rate.

 

[T0INE]

Good looks on the Revis info Underground and Fizzy.  I see where the Jets are coming from.

 

 @ that contract proposal from the Revis camp.

This dude Revis wants that QB money.

 

Revis was initially offered a 4 year $55 million extension which on top of the $21 million due over the next 3 years would be a total package of $76 million. Revis turned that down because the total per year average was only $10 million and not "Asomugha money."

 

 @ Revis turning that offer down due to the per year average.


Worry about the guaranteed money fool.

 

[T0INE]

Good looks on the Revis info Underground and Fizzy.  I see where the Jets are coming from.

 

 @ that contract proposal from the Revis camp.

This dude Revis wants that QB money.

 

Revis was initially offered a 4 year $55 million extension which on top of the $21 million due over the next 3 years would be a total package of $76 million. Revis turned that down because the total per year average was only $10 million and not "Asomugha money."

 

 @ Revis turning that offer down due to the per year average.


Worry about the guaranteed money fool.

 

[mr fizzy womack]

This dude Revis wants that QB money.

 

It's funny you say that...

In early 2009, Asomugha was poised to enter his second straight year under the franchise tag.  The Raiders were fully prepared to continue using the franchise tender to keep Asomugha from leaving.  So instead of playing the year-to-year game of multi-million-dollar tag, the Raiders came up with a deal that pays Asomugha $28.3 million in 2009 and 2010 combined, the estimated cost of using the franchise tag in those two years.  Then, for 2011, the Raiders hold an option to pay him the greater of $16.8 million or the quarterback franchise tag number.

Forever linked at the hip with that waste of owner...

At least he FINALLY got smart enough to let Nnamdi play both sides of the field this year... That whole "lock down one side of the field" was ingenious!!

 

[mr fizzy womack]

This dude Revis wants that QB money.

 

It's funny you say that...

In early 2009, Asomugha was poised to enter his second straight year under the franchise tag.  The Raiders were fully prepared to continue using the franchise tender to keep Asomugha from leaving.  So instead of playing the year-to-year game of multi-million-dollar tag, the Raiders came up with a deal that pays Asomugha $28.3 million in 2009 and 2010 combined, the estimated cost of using the franchise tag in those two years.  Then, for 2011, the Raiders hold an option to pay him the greater of $16.8 million or the quarterback franchise tag number.

Forever linked at the hip with that waste of owner...

At least he FINALLY got smart enough to let Nnamdi play both sides of the field this year... That whole "lock down one side of the field" was ingenious!!

 

[ag 47]

Originally Posted by JPZx

The Jets will end up paying him before Week 1. They can't afford to go without their best player in a season so critical to the organization and fans.

Pretty much. This is a non-issue.

 

[ag 47]

Originally Posted by JPZx

The Jets will end up paying him before Week 1. They can't afford to go without their best player in a season so critical to the organization and fans.

Pretty much. This is a non-issue.

 

[rko2004]

Originally Posted by Mr Fizzy Womack

Originally Posted by RKO2004

So are the Jets willing to give him 10-13 million? Is He really shooting for $15 Mill exactly?

Here's the most accurate assessment you'll find:

Based on reports, Revis wants TWICE what Nnamdi Asomugha received.

Asomugha got a 3 year, $45 million contract. Because Asomugha is getting $16 million this year (although he made $14 million last year), Revis' camp insist that the PER YEAR average of the ENTIRE contract be $16 million.

That means on a 6 yr deal the total should be $96 million. Why do you think the Jets keep saying there is a fundamental difference on total compensation?

Revis was initially offered a 4 year $55 million extension which on top of the $21 million due over the next 3 years would be a total package of $76 million. Revis turned that down because the total per year average was only $10 million and not "Asomugha money."

Revis wants his extension plus the next 3 years to average $16 million per, so that any extension has to be in the 3 year $75 million or 4 year $91 million range. Why do you think there were early rumors that Revis wanted $20 million a year? Revis refuted that, but that was only on the total per year average. The extension has to be in the $20+ million per range in order for Revis to get what he wants: $16 million per on a 6 or 7 year total deal.

That's why Woody rejected the deal.



Oh good lord above I told you guys this dude was GREEDY!

 

[rko2004]

Originally Posted by Mr Fizzy Womack

Originally Posted by RKO2004

So are the Jets willing to give him 10-13 million? Is He really shooting for $15 Mill exactly?

Here's the most accurate assessment you'll find:

Based on reports, Revis wants TWICE what Nnamdi Asomugha received.

Asomugha got a 3 year, $45 million contract. Because Asomugha is getting $16 million this year (although he made $14 million last year), Revis' camp insist that the PER YEAR average of the ENTIRE contract be $16 million.

That means on a 6 yr deal the total should be $96 million. Why do you think the Jets keep saying there is a fundamental difference on total compensation?

Revis was initially offered a 4 year $55 million extension which on top of the $21 million due over the next 3 years would be a total package of $76 million. Revis turned that down because the total per year average was only $10 million and not "Asomugha money."

Revis wants his extension plus the next 3 years to average $16 million per, so that any extension has to be in the 3 year $75 million or 4 year $91 million range. Why do you think there were early rumors that Revis wanted $20 million a year? Revis refuted that, but that was only on the total per year average. The extension has to be in the $20+ million per range in order for Revis to get what he wants: $16 million per on a 6 or 7 year total deal.

That's why Woody rejected the deal.



Oh good lord above I told you guys this dude was GREEDY!

 

[in yo nostril]

asomugha played out his entire rookie contract and then got a fat 3 year deal. its not like hes quit playing at that level once he got paid. now you dudes are butthurt about it? cornerbacks have always been overpaid, nothing new here. nate clements makes 10 million a year but asomugha gets 15 and all hell breaks loose.

and before someone calls me a homer, i wanted asomugha traded and not re-signed anyway.

 

[in yo nostril]

asomugha played out his entire rookie contract and then got a fat 3 year deal. its not like hes quit playing at that level once he got paid. now you dudes are butthurt about it? cornerbacks have always been overpaid, nothing new here. nate clements makes 10 million a year but asomugha gets 15 and all hell breaks loose.

and before someone calls me a homer, i wanted asomugha traded and not re-signed anyway.

 

[dmxfury]

That kind of deal with the uncertain future could handcuff the Jets in the future, tough situation...

 

[dmxfury]

That kind of deal with the uncertain future could handcuff the Jets in the future, tough situation...

 

[DeadsetAce]

i give the jets credit for sticking to their guns though...










easy for a pats fan to say, i know

 

[DeadsetAce]

i give the jets credit for sticking to their guns though...










easy for a pats fan to say, i know

 

[gunna get it]

In late July, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Chris Chambers married Stacey Bernice Saunders – a woman who he had accused of stalking him and his family just months earlier.
After admitting an affair with Stacey, Chambers accused his former mistress of stalking, telling police that she had made, “abusive and irrational

 

[gunna get it]

In late July, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Chris Chambers married Stacey Bernice Saunders – a woman who he had accused of stalking him and his family just months earlier.
After admitting an affair with Stacey, Chambers accused his former mistress of stalking, telling police that she had made, “abusive and irrational

 

[scott frost]

Marries his "road beef"?

 

[scott frost]

Marries his "road beef"?

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Originally Posted by In Yo Nostril

once they see cromartie playing cb in week one, they'll never give revis whatever he wants