He got 5/$57 when he was drafted, so he is not really asking for a pay raise.
Besides, you can ask for whatever you want, but the market will only bear what it will bear. It's always a value for the cap dollar equation |
Good luck with that Mr. Long.
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Off topic a bit... My first radio DJ name was supposed to be Jake Long(now that I look at it I wasn't that creative) then I decided "Woody Long" would be nice but the station said they couldn't have a 15 yo kid on air with that name... +1 post count...got a lot of time to make up for.
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I said IF Albert wants more money than he is worth and we can't sign him, then we shouldn't draft a LT but should look at Jake Long since he IS an upgrade IF he is healthy (which is a huge if). Jake Long has (until this year with all the injuries) consistently been thought of as a top 5 LT by pretty much everyone in football. And I have never said Albert is MAYBE a top 15 LT, I said he is definitely top 15 but NOT top 8. He simply isn't. No amount of kool aid will change that fact. That isn;t to say that he couldn't be, as Milkman has stated, Albert still has some upside while a guy like Long has topped out. I think he's right on that. |
And to be clear on this, I'd RATHER we just sign Albert to a reasonable contract. Which is what I think will happen.
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Now that I think about it, Bowe didn't even make that much. Long needs to STFU or GTFO. He probably hates Miami anyway since they aren't going anywhere.
1. Make an unreasonable demand. 2. Get traded to the Colts. 3. ???? 4. Profit |
I bet a handful of these free agents get straight up stupid deals from the teams that need to get to the cap floor.
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You guys do realize that the franchise tag for a LT is going to be around $15.5 million, right? IF Long is healthy, $10 million isn't that big of a reach at all.
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I want at least ten mil a year as well. Doesn't mean I get it.
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