DaneMcCloud |
07-20-2012 12:09 PM |
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Originally Posted by Micjones
(Post 8755589)
You said earlier that he should be paid commensurate with his body of work.
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Absolutely. And clearly, the Chiefs low balled him or he'd have a deal.
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Originally Posted by Micjones
(Post 8755589)
Surely there are other ways that money can be spent.
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Surely. But where? Carr is gone. The right tackle is locked up. DJ, Hali, Berry, Flowers, Breaston, Boss and Charles have all been "paid".
Should the Chiefs give Albert and Dorsey enormous deals that push out both Bowe and Carr? Not only does that seem unlikely, it wouldn't be in line with Pioli's M.O.
So where does this cap savings end up? I'd suggest looking no further than Clark Hunt's wallet.
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Originally Posted by Micjones
(Post 8755589)
I'm all for paying Bowe, handsomely, but there should be a limit to what they'll offer him.
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I don't think that any reasonable person would suggest that Bowe be paid more than he's worth. Now sure, that "worth" is probably more to a receiver starved team like the Chiefs but I'm betting on the open market, teams like Denver, Baltimore, Indy, the Giants, Eagles, etc. would "overpay" him.
I don't think that too many Chiefs fans expected Carr to get $10 million per on the open market. And I'm pretty sure they'd be shocked at Bowe's price on the open market as well.
IMO, there was no reason for this to happen. Bowe should have been locked up so the team could move on to 2013 decisions like Albert, Dorsey and of course, a QB.
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