NorthHawk wrote:I like the way he's handled it up to now.
He's attended the mini camps and helped the younger players while
still not participating.
I hope he gets a good contract soon.
c_hawkbob wrote:Yes he is. Which explains the silence from his camp, and SOP from the Seahawks is not to speak on negotiations, except to answer questions with a little real information as possible, until they're complete. Which explains the silence on the Seahawks part ...
It just feels ominous because we're used to some nugget of speculation from BR or PFF that suddenly becomes "news" because every on line source their is writes their own speculation based on that speculation.
I like this better frankly, it's just not the norm.
jshawaii22 wrote:"Acting as his own agent" is a disaster waiting to happen. If this was going well, it would of been done today, once the team knew it wasn't paying Reid this year and we have the cap space for Bobby.
jshawaii22 wrote:"Acting as his own agent" is a disaster waiting to happen. If this was going well, it would of been done today, once the team knew it wasn't paying Reid this year and we have the cap space for Bobby.
NorthHawk wrote:I’m not reading too much into it at this time, but as TC nears it’s end without a deal, then it gets
more concerning- if it isn’t done by then.
With Reed under suspension, it might give Wagner more leverage and might provide more urgency
to getting it completed.
c_hawkbob wrote:According to KJ it's eminent: https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/7/25/89 ... st-paid-lb
NorthHawk wrote:
In listening to the TC broadcast this morning, it was said the new DL might not be good pass rushers,
but they are solid against the run.
c_hawkbob wrote:Never a doubt, be nice if it was 4 years, but Bobby done alright as his own agent, left himself in line for maybe an extra blockbuster deal before his game fades.
obiken wrote:I don't know your probably right but when have to pay over 5 million a year for any football player I think your in trouble. I know, I am in the minority.
jshawaii22 wrote:3 year / 54 million = 18m a year in new money and locked up for 4 years. On one side, he became the highest paid inside LB in the game... but as a '99' in Madden and arguably the #1 defender in the NFL, he's only lower top 10 in overall salary, so you could say he gave the team a discount.
Not a bad deal, and that he negotiated himself, but very very rare in the business world that it worked out seemingly seamless and without the whining and taking sides in the press we are all used to. Hopefully more players don't follow in his footsteps. It can get messy.
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