We didn't lowball Geno. He just wanted out.

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Well now give me some credit I just responded to your Geno post saying all kinds of nice things about him lol
 

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Well now give me some credit I just responded to your Geno post saying all kinds of nice things about him lol

I just mixed two really lousy Mojitos for myself and Mrs toffee, Your post made the sorry drink go down easier.

I used Meyer lemon instead of lime, seltzer water instead of club soda, VERY BAD ideas.
 

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If you were a QB, would you want to play behind a JS OL that will be lucky to crack the top-28 in pass blocking? He's probably just tired of dealing with that crap.
 

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Condotta is getting fed the angle Seahawks brass wants out there PR-wise. I find it odd that the amount they reportedly offered Geno keeps increasing and is now up to the range he reportedly wanted.

Geno wouldn't have been asking for an extension all this time if he just wanted out. That said, it wouldn't surprise me if he gave up after the last offer and did want out - but I don't think the last offer was actually a cut-and-dry good extension with any security.
 

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They offered a 2-year deal. Geno wanted more security and a longer-term deal. Probably his last chance for a big contract. It wasn't anything personal against the Seahawks. Playing for his favorite coach is a plus.
 

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Condotta is getting fed the angle Seahawks brass wants out there PR-wise. I find it odd that the amount they reportedly offered Geno keeps increasing and is now up to the range he reportedly wanted.

Geno wouldn't have been asking for an extension all this time if he just wanted out. That said, it wouldn't surprise me if he gave up after the last offer and did want out - but I don't think the last offer was actually a cut-and-dry good extension with any security.

When Geno didn't even attend the awards ceremony for comeback player of the year, I kind of had a suspicion he was a me first player. The fact he didn't accept an offer in the range of 40 to 45m??? I'm glad he went to the desert lol. I agree with dk wanting 30m a year was nonsense, why the hell could anyone not agree geno overvalued himself? Look at that, he just three another ball that was almost picked off lol
 

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I mean, the Raiders are paying him what he wanted so some one thinks he is worth that. Apparently we even offered him 45 mill so our FO thought highly of him as well.
 

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When Geno didn't even attend the awards ceremony for comeback player of the year, I kind of had a suspicion he was a me first player. The fact he didn't accept an offer in the range of 40 to 45m??? I'm glad he went to the desert lol. I agree with dk wanting 30m a year was nonsense, why the hell could anyone not agree geno overvalued himself? Look at that, he just three another ball that was almost picked off lol
Getting an extension that wouldn't even put him in top 12 QB average yearly salary at time of signing doesn't really seem like an overvaluation to me, particularly given that the indications are that the Raiders do want to pay it. Not even comparable to the outrageous DK overpay.
 

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Getting an extension that wouldn't even put him in top 12 QB average yearly salary at time of signing doesn't really seem like an overvaluation to me, particularly given that the indications are that the Raiders do want to pay it. Not even comparable to the outrageous DK overpay.

Geno at top is worth 35m, would have been a HUGE overpay man
 

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Geno at top is worth 35m, would have been a HUGE overpay man
That's just not a statement thats in line with the reality of NFL QB contracts. You could've said that 3 years ago. 35 million is barely a top 20 contract.

Geno was paid the 19th most among QBs in average yearly value on his contract here. Putting him at 35 million would have jumped him up to... 18th. (Per OTC)

Value is determined by comparison to peers, and that number of 35 may sound like a significant one to you but the truth is that it simply is not a realistic number in 2025 for ANY quarterback worthy of extension.
 

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That's just not a statement thats in line with the reality of NFL QB contracts. You could've said that 3 years ago. 35 million is barely a top 20 contract.

Geno was paid the 19th most among QBs in average yearly value on his contract here. Putting him at 35 million would have jumped him up to... 18th. (Per OTC)

Value is determined by comparison to peers, and that number of 35 may sound like a significant one to you but the truth is that it simply is not a realistic number in 2025 for ANY quarterback worthy of extension.

And that's about where he was lol. I don't understand the argument on geno deserved over 40m? He found a team who might pay him that, im happy for him
 

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And that's about where he was lol. I don't understand the argument on geno deserved over 40m? He found a team who might pay him that, im happy for him
The argument is simple - literally just look at every other quarterback extension to determine what quarterbacks are usually paid. You can absolutely be of the opinion that you would prefer not to pay it, but value is determined by market and comparison to contracts at the same position.
 

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