Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
[table][tr][td]2008 RB[/td] [/tr][tr][td][/td] [/tr][tr][td] [table][tr][td]Player[/td] [td]Team[/td] [td]Base Salary[/td] [td]Sign Bonus[/td] [td]Other Bonus[/td] [td]Total Salary[/td] [td]Cap Value[/td] [/tr][tr][td]Tomlinson, LaDainian[/td] [td]Chargers[/td] [td]$ 5,750,000[/td] [td]$ 12,400,000[/td] [td]$ 720[/td] [td]$ 5,750,720[/td] [td]$ 7,817,386[/td] [/tr][tr][td]James, Edgerrin[/td] [td]Cardinals[/td] [td]$ 5,000,000[/td] [td]$ 7,000,000[/td] [td]$ 250,840[/td] [td]$ 5,250,840[/td] [td]$ 6,750,840[/td] [/tr][tr][td]Taylor, Fred[/td] [td]Jaguars[/td] [td]$ 4,000,000[/td] [td]$ 0[/td] [td]$ 1,200,000[/td] [td]$ 5,200,000[/td] [td]$ 5,000,000[/td] [/tr][tr][td]Brown, Ronnie[/td] [td]Dolphins[/td] [td]$ 3,658,266[/td] [td]$ 0[/td] [td]$ 5,674,008[/td] [td]$ 9,332,274[/td] [td]$ 6,106,800[/td] [/tr][tr][td]Taylor, Chester[/td] [td]Vikings[/td] [td]$ 3,000,000[/td] [td]$ 3,000,000[/td] [td]$ 100,360[/td] [td]$ 3,100,360[/td] [td]$ 3,750,360[/td] [/tr][/table][/td] [/tr][/table]
you mean to tell em, Sproles is going to make the avg of these 5 guys salaries
$4.28 Million
I shoulda went to K-State mannnnn
[h2]A CHANGE OF HEART FOR ANQUAN[/h2]
Not long ago, Cardinals receiver Anquan Boldin made clear his desire to leave the team. He told his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, to inform the franchise that he would not accept a new contract, and that he wanted only to be traded.
Since then, Boldin has had a dramatic change of heart.
Per a league source, Boldin has informed the Cardinals that he will entertain a contract extension.
We're told that Boldin is looking for a fair deal, in light of the current market. Though no specific numbers have emerged, the Cardinals set the high-water mark last March, giving a four-year, $40 million deal to receiver Larry Fitzgerald.
Other receivers, such as Randy Moss of the Patriots, have contracts that pay at a rate of $9 million annually.
The question becomes whether the Cardinals will invest high-end money into a pair of two high-end pass-catchers. The Lions decided against such an approach last year, trading Roy Williams
The Cowboys, in turn, paired Williams with Terrell Owens.
In our view, it was smart for Boldin to soften his stance. As a practical matter, he could say or do nothing to force a trade. If the Cardinals are going to decide to move him, they need to come to that conclusion without Boldin jumping up and down about how he wants an Oompa Loompa now. (Yeah, we stole that one from Rome. It's technically an homage. Not that there's anything wrong with that.)
In the end, the Cardinals might decide that trading Boldin is the best move the franchise can make. By opening his mind to all options, Boldin necessarily has removed one of the potential impediments to such an outcome.
Since then, Boldin has had a dramatic change of heart.
Per a league source, Boldin has informed the Cardinals that he will entertain a contract extension.
We've got a S... load of picks...GET ON IT JERRY!
And I don't mean Jones...
Sproles will making $6.6 million this up coming season.
a back up RB making 6.6 mil ...
Originally Posted by Lbruce89
[h2]http://www.profootballtalk.com/2009/02/19/a-change-of-heart-for-anquan/[/h2][h2]A CHANGE OF HEART FOR ANQUAN[/h2]
Not long ago, Cardinals receiver Anquan Boldin made clear his desire to leave the team. He told his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, to inform the franchise that he would not accept a new contract, and that he wanted only to be traded.
Since then, Boldin has had a dramatic change of heart.
Per a league source, Boldin has informed the Cardinals that he will entertain a contract extension.
We're told that Boldin is looking for a fair deal, in light of the current market. Though no specific numbers have emerged, the Cardinals set the high-water mark last March, giving a four-year, $40 million deal to receiver Larry Fitzgerald.
Other receivers, such as Randy Moss of the Patriots, have contracts that pay at a rate of $9 million annually.
The question becomes whether the Cardinals will invest high-end money into a pair of two high-end pass-catchers. The Lions decided against such an approach last year, trading Roy Williams
The Cowboys, in turn, paired Williams with Terrell Owens.
In our view, it was smart for Boldin to soften his stance. As a practical matter, he could say or do nothing to force a trade. If the Cardinals are going to decide to move him, they need to come to that conclusion without Boldin jumping up and down about how he wants an Oompa Loompa now. (Yeah, we stole that one from Rome. It's technically an homage. Not that there's anything wrong with that.)
In the end, the Cardinals might decide that trading Boldin is the best move the franchise can make. By opening his mind to all options, Boldin necessarily has removed one of the potential impediments to such an outcome.
a back up RB making 6.6 mil ...
[h2]Bucs Release Brooks, 4 Other Veterans[/h2]
By ROY CUMMINGS | The Tampa Tribune
Published: February 25, 2009
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TAMPA - In a sweeping move, the Bucs on Wednesday released LB Derrick Brooks, WR Joey Galloway, WR Ike Hilliard, LB Cato June and RB Warrick Dunn.
GM Mark Dominik will address the media on the moves later today.
Bucs GM Mark Dominik informed Galloway's agent of the plan this morning while Coach Raheem Morris informed Galloway.
The move opens a spot at wide receiver for the Bucs, who also stand to lose Michael Clayton through free agency.
