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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise?  Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 7:36 pm |
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Dude is going to be balls deep in endorsements by the start of next season. He'll be fine.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 7:42 pm |
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Why is this silliness four pages deep?
Uggh. Is it training camp yet?
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 7:42 pm |
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http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/2 ... wton_n.htm""It won't be the same," Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said of his expectations for a rookie scale. "We all know that it's a common area of interest between us and the players. So it's reasonable to assume that there will be some changes there."
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 4:23 am |
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I love the rookie wage scale.A couple of years back teams were getting hamstrung by underperforming rookies eating up huge amounts of cap space.
Pretty soon this team will have tough calls to make when Wilsons agent wants over 15 mil and you know Sherman wont be humble during contract talks he will be wanting over 10 a year.
All good teams with developing stars end up keeping the 4 or 5 core players on either side of the ball and patching up the rest with low price pick ups.
With the amazing job the FO has done drafting its going to almost impossible to keep this team together with all the huge pay raises coming up in the next few years. I wouldn't feel to bad for these guys they arn't missing any meals.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 7:35 am |
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Why not just keep him at the rookie contract until just before it runs out? Saves cap space that way.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 8:32 am |
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RT @SI_PeterKing: Russell Wilson to me: "I speak for myself. I never demanded or asked for a restructured contract." More in my Tues column.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 9:27 am |
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I think this is more of an issue for fans than players. I am fairly certain wise players/agents have insurance policies out to insure that they make it into their contract year. Even without the cap, insuring players has always been around, but with the rookie cap, it's probably even more important for the younger guys now than ever before.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 9:32 am |
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CANHawk wrote: Well, hopefully some of his teammates can pitch in and buy him some new suits. Maybe set him up with a decent tailor. It is kind of sad to see Wilson wearing those Jos. A Bank white banker suits. But if he was dressed like Deon Sanders that would suck more. He needs to take Golden with him next time he gets some threads. Golden wears some natty threads.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 9:54 am |
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pehawk wrote: It's REALLY messed up in a sport where careers can end in a second, with no guarenteed contracts, there's rules NOT allowing renegotiations. This is the CBA the player's association bargained. On the flip side, it's also messed up that the Jets have to pay Mark Sanchez 9 million more dollars to stink it up next year.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 10:17 am |
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AbsolutNET wrote: Brian McIntyre @brian_mcintyre
RT @SI_PeterKing: Russell Wilson to me: "I speak for myself. I never demanded or asked for a restructured contract." More in my Tues column. Here's the actual article by Peter King: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl/news/20130122/sean-payton-russell-wilson/?sct=hp_t2_a3Quote: Russell Wilson says he hasn't asked for, and won't ask for, a new contract. Chris Mortensen reported that a representative of Wilson's reached out to the Seahawks and asked that his contract be modified in the way of his terrific rookie season, capped off by his 385-yard passing performance in a 30-28 playoff loss to Atlanta. Wilson reached out to me this morning to say: "I speak for myself, and I never demanded or asked for a restructured contract ... I have complete understanding and respect for the new CBA rules ... Anyone who knows me knows I play for the love of the game. I play for the challenge of being the best one day and know I have a long way to go.'' The CBA Wilson refers to is the Collective Bargaining Agreement, signed in July 2011, which mandates that rookies' contracts for draft choices not be "renegotiated, amended or altered in any way'' until after the final game of the player's third season. Wilson, a third-round pick in 2012 of the Seahawks, will make $527,000 and $662,000 over the next two seasons, and then, early in 2014, could get a commensurate payday from the Seahawks. But not until then. "I respect the NFL, respect the new CBA, respect my teammates, respect all of the other players across the league, and respect the Seattle Seahawks,'' Wilson added. So that puts a lid on that.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 10:30 am |
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Sgt. Largent wrote: pehawk wrote: It's REALLY messed up in a sport where careers can end in a second, with no guarenteed contracts, there's rules NOT allowing renegotiations. This is the CBA the player's association bargained. On the flip side, it's also messed up that the Jets have to pay Mark Sanchez 9 million more dollars to stink it up next year. That is in the contract that the Jets negotiated LAST YEAR. I mean if you are dumb enough to do that negotiation then you deserve what you got. This wasn't some unproven rookie this was a guy within their organization that they knew everything about. We aren't going to give Trufant a $35 million 5 year contract at this point. If we did nobody would feel that it was messed up that we had to pay it right?
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 10:34 am |
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mikeak wrote: Sgt. Largent wrote: pehawk wrote: It's REALLY messed up in a sport where careers can end in a second, with no guarenteed contracts, there's rules NOT allowing renegotiations. This is the CBA the player's association bargained. On the flip side, it's also messed up that the Jets have to pay Mark Sanchez 9 million more dollars to stink it up next year. That is in the contract that the Jets negotiated LAST YEAR. I mean if you are dumb enough to do that negotiation then you deserve what you got. This wasn't some unproven rookie this was a guy within their organization that they knew everything about. We aren't going to give Trufant a $35 million 5 year contract at this point. If we did nobody would feel that it was messed up that we had to pay it right? I agree with you, I was just pointing out to the poster that the CBA is a two way street for the players. IMO the NFL CBA is the fairest of ALL the pro sports CBA's. You play well you get rewarded. If you don't play well we can cut your ass if we've done our job with how we structured your contract.
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 10:38 am |
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Anybody glancing at this forum and seeing this thread topic would draw bad conclusions about our intelligence. Lock it, already. >.<
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 11:32 am |
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Let's transition tag him when his rookie contract is up. That always works
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Post subject: Re: Wilson's agent asks for raise? Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2013 11:50 am |
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Jerhawk wrote: Let's transition tag him when his rookie contract is up. That always works His Rookie Contract is for 4 years, we can renegotiate after 3 years, giving us a full year to get him locked in long term before anyone else can even think about talking to him. Basically, his rookie contract will not ever "be up". He will be extended before that happens.
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