ThePerfectBeard
Cheesehead
I may or may not have a bet riding on this. Just wondering what everyone thinks. He's not going to take a home town discount and you know a few teams are going to throw a lot of money his way. I'm at 50/50 right now.
I may or may not have a bet riding on this. Just wondering what everyone thinks. He's not going to take a home town discount and you know a few teams are going to throw a lot of money his way. I'm at 50/50 right now.
50/50 may be about right. His hometown is Alcoa, TN. Both Nashville and Charlotte are each about 2 hours away. That's the kind of hometown discount that may interest him, too. Team him with Benjamin and Olson and the Panthers receiving corps would be very potent. He may help the Titans even more.I may or may not have a bet riding on this. Just wondering what everyone thinks. He's not going to take a home town discount and you know a few teams are going to throw a lot of money his way. I'm at 50/50 right now.
He'll go where the most garaunteed money is offered. He'd be a fool to do otherwise. Taking less now betting that in 3 years he could REALLY cash in would be stupid, you're betting you won't suffer an injury and that's just not a smart bet. He's got to take the big money now and hope he's healthy enough for another big contract in 3 years. He may give a slight discount to keep playing for the Packers organization and with Rodgers, but let's face it, Brown County is not exactly a dream destination for a young guy with money. Scarey thought? SEATTLE needs WRs. They probably don't have cap space but...
In the midst of his breakout season, Nelson signed a three-year, $13.35 million contract extension on October 2, 2011.
On June 23, 2009 Jennings received a new three-year extension
Jones signed a three-year contract with the Packers on July 31 2011
Last few wr in GB after their rookie deal is done (where Cobb is now) have signed a 3 year deal, then cashed in on their next one.
If Cobb is determined to test the market, then resigning him becomes much harder.
The Packers have the right to put the franchise tag on him, so if the team is completely determined to bring him back he won't have a chance to test free agency this offseason.
Which is what I believe- hope- they do if it comes to that. I just can't see them not getting this done.