Originally posted by TJ Spikes
Not sold on this narrative yet. He wasn't going to get the ton of money from Dallas, or he would have already.
From a team perspective, Dallas wasn't a contender so he could go to a scrub team with a ton of cap space... Maybe the Jets move on from Darnold, and draft another high end position of need.
How much would it sting JJ, if Washington pulls the plug on Haskins?
Or maybe he goes the contender route, for less per year, but longer term.
Rivers is playing behind one of the best o-lines in the league on a 1-year $25m contract. Cam is on a 1-year deal. Big Ben is getting up there, is Rudolph the answer?
all good points but:
Originally posted by .spider.
he undoubtedly lost a ton of money.
I can't imagine Dallas signing him for the long-term contract they already offered, and no other team is signing him for what they would have paid him before the injury. I'd guess his best bet is to have Dallas franchise him again, prove he's back to 100% next season, and then, maybe, get a deal at least close to what he could have gotten before the injury. I hope I'm wrong, but a career-threatening injury plus a 2-year state of limbo doesn't seem to logically add up to no lost $$$.
Originally posted by .spider.
Hope he had insurance
He does, but not to make up for the $144 million gamble he took by holding out. I heard he had ~$50 mil in endorsements + insurance.
He's still young. Hopefully he comes back at 100% and makes his money in the long-run. I think he'll find some way to survive this year on the $31.4 mil he's getting paid this season...
Not sold on this narrative yet. He wasn't going to get the ton of money from Dallas, or he would have already.
From a team perspective, Dallas wasn't a contender so he could go to a scrub team with a ton of cap space... Maybe the Jets move on from Darnold, and draft another high end position of need.
How much would it sting JJ, if Washington pulls the plug on Haskins?
Or maybe he goes the contender route, for less per year, but longer term.
Rivers is playing behind one of the best o-lines in the league on a 1-year $25m contract. Cam is on a 1-year deal. Big Ben is getting up there, is Rudolph the answer?
all good points but:
Originally posted by .spider.
he undoubtedly lost a ton of money.
I can't imagine Dallas signing him for the long-term contract they already offered, and no other team is signing him for what they would have paid him before the injury. I'd guess his best bet is to have Dallas franchise him again, prove he's back to 100% next season, and then, maybe, get a deal at least close to what he could have gotten before the injury. I hope I'm wrong, but a career-threatening injury plus a 2-year state of limbo doesn't seem to logically add up to no lost $$$.
Originally posted by .spider.
Hope he had insurance
He does, but not to make up for the $144 million gamble he took by holding out. I heard he had ~$50 mil in endorsements + insurance.
He's still young. Hopefully he comes back at 100% and makes his money in the long-run. I think he'll find some way to survive this year on the $31.4 mil he's getting paid this season...






























