Re: hate to keep saying this but it's a fact...me too.
| August 18, 2017 03:26PM |
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Donald is not a QB. Please stop comparing him to that type of position.
There is a big difference.
It's why OBJ, Mack, Martin, Evans and other rookies in Donald's draft class are all in camp under rookie contract without a peep about contracts( ex pet OBJ who quickly shut up)
So what.
Apparently that makes no difference in the league. Suh wasn't a qb, Watt wasn;t a qb, when he;s up Mack isn't a qb.
It makes no difference. Teams dont just dump and lowball elite players because they're not qbs.
They want both things if they can get them---a qb and at least one elite player beyond that.
The league is not following your guidelines on this. The Rams aren't either. Like I said apparently the offer is in the 20 M range. They want to sign him now, they only balk at the opt-out clause. Well if this were a qb they were trying to extend, they would still balk at an opt out clause.
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Lol...what?
Btw, you missed that Carr was 2nd rounder, so team can't 5th year option.
And yes, the rest of the league and first round rookies who actually contribute to winning are all following my guidelines.
No sorry I didn;t miss that. I blundered ahead at first without thinking, then realized my dumb little mistake, and corrected it through edit. Read the post again. .I fixed that long before this.
And again---name the other situation where THE TEAM endorses the extension and (reportedly) has offers in the high end range for the position. So at a minimum, no the Rams are not doing things your way. If you want to REALLY understand this situation, you would have to ask why they're not doing it your way.
Once more, also---qb money is 25 M. That;s the reality. If you act any different, it;s just in defiance of the reality.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/18/2017 03:27PM by zn.
