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Has anyone discussed what we might read from the tea leaves when the teams he chose between were the Jaguars and the Browns...?
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Look, I've got nothing against Bowe. He's just nowhere near the player he was, and so many of you seem to think he still is, and his market seems to have reflected that. |
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I also don't think he's as bad as his last season dictates, nor does he deserve the hate from some of these idiots who've been waiting for this day for years. |
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I've already stated multiple times that at best he's a good #2 WR. |
Didn't they just get rid of Greg Little last year?
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He just got overpaid by KC and had a chance to bolt to anywhere needing a #1 receiver. |
Anyone know what our cap hit is on him?
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9 million-ish? |
I've always had a soft spot for bowe, so I wish him well
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Good luck to the man. |
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I do know that the official NFL stats on 'drops' are BS. They basically don't count it a 'drop' unless the ball hits you square in the numbers and you don't catch it. |
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He was a solid guy and a solid WR and all the usual turds here can do is shit on him because he dropped a pass. And pointed to his Nameplate. |
Poor bastard
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Bowe was a FA and he wanted to go to cleveland, he chose cleveland. Be happy for him. |
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Good deal for Cleveland. Bowe will be hungry. Or at least he will have the munchies.
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Bowe ****ed himself.
KC only saved 5m by cutting him when he had a 10,750,000 base salary. Chiefs could have saved that 5m by offering him a paycut down to 6m and kept him...no reason they wouldn't have offered that. He bet on himself ...and lost. Or Dorsey just wanted him gone and didn't make any offer to keep him...but the timeline for his release indicates they did try to work something out to keep him. |
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There is more to being a WR than catching passes. There is practicing and become a polished route runner. There is learning the playbook so that you line up correctly and are in the right place at the right time. There is knowing your defensive checks and reads so that your QB trusts you to be on the same page. There is doing all the things off of the field to stay in shape and always be available for your team. Having a commit to excellence so that you continue to improve and become the best player you can be. so much more than being big,athletic and catching passes ......... |
Am I the only one thinking he'd be good in Pittsburgh? Say what you will about Haley, but Bowe was at his best under his tutelage.
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Have fun in Cleveland. I guess no one else with a competent WR core wanted to give Bowe a call so he decided to go to Cleveland. |
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If he decided to wait till after the draft, he would be fighting for half of what he got from Cleveland. Stacked WR draft 2 years in a row = very limited market for 30 year old receivers in production slumps that have baggage. Sadly, I'll always remember his best catch being the one that sent the Dallas game to OT. A game we ended up losing. Oh well. With Maclin and us drafting another receiver, the memory of Bowe in KC is gonna fade quickly. |
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Sweet Daddy Williams to da Browns now??
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So Chiefs pay him almost 9 million to not be on their team + whatever Bowe got from the Browns = is definitely more than the paycut but less than his actual full Chiefs contract for this year. So he actually might have made money. |
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Dead money is what he already got paid. He voided his guarantees when he got popped for weed. |
I find it ironic that people are bashing Bowe because there weren't reports of top contending teams being interested in him or because a top-tier QB wasn't offering to take a paycut to acquire him while at the same time praising Jeremy Maclin although there weren't any reports of top-tier teams and top-tier QBs clamoring for him, either.
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I find the whole meltdown humourous... |
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Dead money is the pro-rated bonus money already paid and/or guaranteed money you owe him even after he's cut.
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You'd think he'd be longing to play for a franchise with a half-decent QB for at least one season of his career. Even if he had to play for the league minimum. For a WR, spending your entire career with us and the Browns is almost like not playing in the NFL at all.
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Wasn't maclin set on either Philly or here? He said there was some other interest but everybody pretty much knew it was us or them.
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We actually see it happen all the time with high profile free agents. Their destination is set long in advance of actual free agency, there aren't bidding wars all that often, unless it's a situation like Sanders last year where an agent plays one team off another to raise the price and the guy still ends up where he wanted to be all along. And the reasons for maclin to want to come here are obvious: home region, coach he likes, system he knows. That's not something that anywhere else in the league could offer, in addition to the contract. |
Well, at least when Bowe shows up with the munchies, Johnny Football can give him a Snickers.
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Bowe, I am disappoint.
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damn from 1 shitty team to another!
He better at least have gotten paid. |
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If Maclin fails to hit 1000 yards and Bowe does lets melt this mother ****er down!
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Manziel to Bowe for 14 TDs this year.
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Someone explain this 8.8 mill in dead money thing
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Signing with the Factory of Sadness just proves that Bowe is only interested in playing for a checkionship.(tm)
Maybe Ray Farmer gave him Stockholm Syndrome.... |
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Had he not got popped for weed it'd be much higher and would've been impossible to cut him. |
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IE 5 year deal with a 50 million dollar signing bonus(just for ease of math) that means that only 10 million dollars of the signing bonus counts against team cap each year. but ....... if that player is cut/traded before that 5 years is up the rest of that bonus cap hit accelerates and hits all the year he leaves. So if the 5yr/50 million player leaves after 3 years, the team will have a 20 million dollar cap hit called 'dead money'. Dead money meaning a cap number being allocated for a player not still on the team. Now there are other rules about bonuses and cap money, but those are the basics. |
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He won't do crap for them. They are the only team willing to pay him what he felt was fair. He sucks.
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Helpful info for D Bowe....
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But go ahead with your simple flawed logic. |
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"Factory of Masochism"
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Bowe probably will get 100 yards against us considering that they will be passing the entire final 3 quarters in a blowout.
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RIP, prayers sent to his family
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