Look for a Darrelle Revis type career in Miami.IT was. Honestly, I don't recall a player, at least not on the O lone ever making that kid of jump. I wish we could get half that return on higher drafted players. IM looking at you Bossman...
It wouldn't COMPLETELY surprise me.Look for a Darrelle Revis type career in Miami.
Why? I don't think that's a bad deal at all.If this is Steeles deal, I hate to think what happens when its Micahs turn.
just based on size (so to speak), it seems big, especially for Steele's rough start.Why? I don't think that's a bad deal at all.
I don't blame them one bit for trying to get every cent they can. Tomorrow is not promised to anyone.Parsons will easily be the highest paid defensive player in history if he wants it.
I dunno man, I question player's desire to really win if they squeeze every cent they can out of a capped league. I mean, if there were no cap, yes, by all means get every penny you can, but there is a cap. And we are already kinda hamstrung being forced to pay above market value for a good, not great QB.
I don't blame them one bit for trying to get every cent they can. Tomorrow is not promised to anyone.
I don't blame them one bit for trying to get every cent they can. Tomorrow is not promised to anyone.
It isn't. Steele has shown a lot of upside. He is obviously the heir apparent, so this is just a smart move in my opinion.Why? I don't think that's a bad deal at all.
so basically 60 bucks and a manicure, or 70 bucks and herpes?There’s more to life than money. Where you spend your prime is very possibly where you will live or at least spend a lot of time in. Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman, Michael Irvin, all still reside in the Dallas area.
You want to spend your time there… or like, Philadelphia? St Louis? San Francisco? Etc.
Would you rather have $120m and a permanent connection to Dallas, or $140m and a permanent connection to Baltimore?
I don't blame them one bit for trying to get every cent they can. Tomorrow is not promised to anyone.