Will Charles hold out for a better contract?
Jamal is going to be paid a paltry $2.5 million in 2014. Thats not a typo. $2.5 million. One of the best running backs with 2-3 years left of prime time in his career..........I'm sure his agent is whispering in his ear. The Chiefs know its an insulting salary to pay one of the best RB's in the league.
You can say he signed it, play the contract out. But, its the real world. NFL RB's that hold out always, always get their money. The template is clear. If Charles would set out a year, he loses $2.5 Million. You think he doesn't make that up in a new contract next year. Anyone want to bet that the Chiefs give Charles a new contract this off season to avoid a nasty contract fight? |
What was he paid in upfront signing bonus money and would he have to pay that back if he did hold out?
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It would be smart, unload some of the dead weight on this team and make Charles and Smith a priority. It doesnt look like Dorsey is sleeping much these days, I think losing that playoff game left as bad a taste in his mouth as it did ours.
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12/11/2010: Signed a six-year, $27.97 million contract. The deal contains $13 million guaranteed, including an $8 million first-year roster bonus and $2 million of his second-year salary. Another $5 million is available through incentives. An annual $250,000 workout bonus is available in years two through six. 2014: $2.25 million, 2015: $4.75 million, 2016: Free Agent
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I caught a little bit of Kietzman on this. He had the Chiefs signing Alex & Jamaal to new deals. Then booting Flowers.Too much $s for a nickleback. Maybe he's after new offseason callers
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Sitting out this season wouldnt be smart, next season I think it would benefit him more. It would be smart for the Dorsey to hand him a nice shiny new contract though. Money wise I dont know what though.
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He could try, but it is becoming more evident in the NFL quality running backs are not hard to find...take Charles a third round pick...his back up who played well in a playoff game as a rookie also a third round pick. The Browns/Colts trade proved this season that teams overvalue running backs. Of the top five running backs this season only one was a first round pick.
If he can get it...go for it, but with all the holes and other cap issues the Chiefs have and new deal will have to be cap friendly. |
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That's a fair deal. If I were him I'd keep doing what I'm doing. |
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The NFL has learned all too many times that putting too much into a RB can burn you. I see giving him more, but I'd not sell the farm to keep him. So it's a yes and a no; yes to a raise, but no to something crazy.
Find out what he's going to demand and see what else that same money can bring if spread around. Then again, **** these assholes! Not JC's fault (he was hurt!!!), but the Chefs, like the entire NFL, are learning the reality of losing your workhorse. Plan for it... |
I hope charles gets to play an entire playoff game someday without some ****wad injuring him
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Tell me about a NFL RB that played under a bad contract in their prime? I'll wait.... |
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You called 2.5M "insulting" but you didn't mention the fine print re: bonuses. Dunno why you'd get mad for someone pointing that out.
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Yes.
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Pioli totally robbed JC. Pioli was good on this department except for the Cassel contract.
If I were him I'd hold out. |
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If he wants to get paid (and I agree that he's underpaid), now is the time to drop powerful hints. It's the NFL. His next play could be his last.
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cut jamaal we have joe mcknight
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Certainly wouldnt blame him if he did.
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He has two years on his contract, not just one. Sitting out would effect both of those years. As has been pointed out his contract is incentive laden.
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Duno where to put this....
@NFLDraftBites: @Jacobs71 Chiefs cap issues w/ key FAs & guys clamoring for extensions. Fisher must rebound. Might say Good Bye to Hali, Johnson or Flowers |
He doesn't seem like the kind of guy that would force the Chiefs to give him a pay-raise, but boy oh boy does he deserve one.
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If he asks them, I think they would. And as for having two years left. Yeah, Desean Jackson just asked to have his contract redone. He just signed it two years ago.
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The Chiefs are starting to have issues that teams usually have that have been good for a while...
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They aren't cutting Brandon Flowers guys. We wouldn't save very much money at all by doing that.
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Not ready to see DJ go at all, but it'd still be a tough call for me between releasing either Flowers or Hali.
Flowers size and deep speed definitely leaves something to be desired. But Hali seems to be wearing out just as fast, and it honestly pains me to say, but the people throwing around the phrase "one trick pony" just might be right, cant remember the last time I watched him effectively use a rip or swim move to get back inside of guys who're constantly choking him out wide. Its a tough call. |
I love Jamaal Charles but if we could get a first round for him I'd take it.
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No he won't hold out. He isn't that kind of player.
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"Dont give JC a big contract"
"Trade JC for a #1 pick" <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/lbNidYYGjic" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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I would trade Jamaal in a heartbeat for a #1 WR or a pass rusher. Easier said than done. |
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Letting Flowers go is the obvious choice. I don't think we'd see much or any decline in our secondary if we could sign an average veteran free agent corner or a draftee with some upside.
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Well you can trade away a player like that if you can get a deal like the Cowboys got for the Hershal Walker trade. Yep JC should cost more than just a first round pick but who would bite? |
Charles is one of the few running backs in the league that you can't easily replace, so you don't trade him.
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That's how bad it is now. |
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RE: JC. I don't know. I hope he doesn't. I think it is a good possibility, but I doubt he wants Chris Johnson money, and I doubt the Chiefs would be willing to part with Chris Johnson money.
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How bout keep shit the same and just throw a monstrosity of a signing bonus in for "restructuring"/ being 30% of our offense.
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Jamaal's at the top of the league as a RB and has been for several seasons. If it weren't for Adrian Peterson, people would be talking about Charles as the freak-of-nature who showed absolutely zero lingering effects from his injury in 2011. And with Andy Reid using him in multiple ways, his career has probably been extended by a significant amount. Unless you're going to give me a WR or pass rusher who absolutely dominates the position like Charles does in his, **** that trade so hard in the ass. |
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Either way he is a great fit in Reid's offense considering he likes to get his RBs 60 or 70 catches a year. |
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Ask Eli Manning, Flacco, and Big Ben how important that running game is. |
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Did any one those QB's have elite RB's on the team? Rice is a maybe. My point is that I would rather have a good WR or pass rush over a good RB. |
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It's also possible that Reid opened up the offense downfield since he didn't have the checkdown there in the first half. |
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I can see them parting ways with Tamba. He has a huge cap number and mostly disappeared over the last half of the season.
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hali? **** that |
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Hell, I really can't point to pass rushers who win playoff games either, quite honestly. I've seen defensive lines and CBs do it, though. |
Jamaal averaged exactly 5 YPC this season, which was a "down" year for him in that category, while our backups didn't even average 4 YPC. Add the 19 TDs and 70-ish receptions and you've got, very likely, the most indispensable skill position player in the league.
Plus he's only 27 or something. This next season could be his best yet. We can't trade him. |
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Sucks that we gave Bowe that huge contract. I'd hate to let a CB or pass rusher go in this league, but with their cap hits, I wouldn't be mad if we unloaded Flowers and/or Hali somehow..
They're at the point in their careers where the good franchises just let them go; just plug and play. |
I'd unload Hali.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Cant wait till the season get here again.. I'm so ready!!!!</p>— Jamaal Charles (@jcharles25) <a href="https://twitter.com/jcharles25/statuses/421827325647278080">January 11, 2014</a></blockquote>
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The fact of the matter is just this. It's a team game. You really have to be solid in every phase to win it all. For the most part. I'm sure you know this and I'm not singling you out. I just happened to be responding to your post when I decided to ramble on. |
Best rb the chiefs ever had.....get rid of him /reeruned fans
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You can find these threads about LJ, also. Anyone suggesting after the 2006 season that LJ would probably be good trade bait or not worth a big deal was called a reerun, because as Charles is now, LJ was the offense.
I know Charles is a much different (and better) player to LJ but there are some lessons worth learning when it comes to paying RBs. |
He won't hold out and was extended to a very good deal before the team needed to. He made a lot of money over the last 4 years (for any running back).
Also, players really can't hold out anymore. They get fined an absurd amount per day for doing so. Dude signed a deal and knew there would be a low dollar amount in certain years. Play it out. |
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It isn't hard to find "good" runners in the NFL, but we all know Jamaal is light years beyond good. Knile Davis seems to be pretty good and he averages more than a full YPC less than Charles. Plus, we still basically have an unknown at QB. We can't get rid of our best offensive player without knowing that Alex can consistently carry the offense. I'd be open to trading Jamaal after this next season provided the terms were right. And by right I'm talking heavily in our favor.. Even then, I'd hate to see him leave. |
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