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[rpiotr01]

Oh that conversation would be epic

"Alright Gertie, I know you used to bag groceries with Nitschke in the off-season, but you and the rest of the girls can take a 5 minute break from the card party, put the Schlitz down, and do this for me, ok?"

 

[GBP4EVER]

You need to make the playoffs first. And without Jackson your not even a playoff team

Maybe not but could get a lot in trade if you don't feel you want to pay him

 

[GBP4EVER]

Why risk injury. No I understand what a negotiation process is

Well others show up if he wants a new deal he can't ignore the team

 

[GBP4EVER]

No I don’t want owners to bow down to players. No he does not “need” go talk to the team. Negotiation is a 2 way street. And as of June 6th there is no rush to do squat

Yes Negotiation is two way street but seems Ravens are the only one on the street right now

 

[GBP4EVER]

And if I were signing with the Packers, I would make the shareholders do it. I would hold a special Zoom meeting for them. Wouldn't need every single shareholder, but we would need to make quorum before I signed.

Now if you were Payton Manning in prime years I might do it LOL

 

[FlaPack]

Maybe not but could get a lot in trade if you don't feel you want to pay him

And what’s the alternative to replace him?
2019 36 TD passing 9 Int 113 QB rating
2020 26 TD passing 9 Int

I get 2021 was down but you can’t ignore 2019 /2020 and who replicates that production ?

 

[GBP4EVER]

And what’s the alternative to replace him?
2019 36 TD passing 9 Int 113 QB rating
2020 26 TD passing 9 Int

I get 2021 was down but you can’t ignore 2019 /2020 and who replicates that production ?

Sometimes have to judge is overpaying him worth it I don't think he's worth what he wants

 

[FlaPack]

Sometimes have to judge is overpaying him worth it I don't think he's worth what he wants

But it’s ok to let him walk and tank a franchise. Ok

 

[GBP4EVER]

But it’s ok to let him walk and tank a franchise. Ok

Yes if you don't see him as a top 5 QB why pay him the biggest contract in NFL history?

 

[rpiotr01]

Yes if you don't see him as a top 5 QB why pay him the biggest contract in NFL history?

Each team is different. Look at Baltimore's roster and frankly there aren't many guys due for massive deals besides Lamar. If they were hard up it would be a different decision making process, but in their case the only down side is cash out the door, and what's the point of hoarding cash in the NFL?