Glenn Dorseys Agent ?

[royr17]

I was just wondering, didnt see it posted anywhere, but can someone tell me who Glenn Dorseys agent is if any of you know ?

I hope he has a agent like Tom Condon, someone that its easy to get a contract done with.

Well hopefully he does have a good agent and not a bad one, a good agent bein Tom Condon, bad agent bein Ethan Locke.

Ethan Locke has an agent makes me cringe, it's hard to get anything done with that asshole.

Well the help would be appreciated.

[royr17]

It looks as if its very possible that Glenn Dorsey's agent could be Drew Rosenhaus, from what I read from earlier in the year, Drew Rosenhaus was meeting with Glenn Dorsey, so there is a possibility it could be him.

He's not a bad agent, but he wants too don gone much.

[Miles]

Joel Segal and Blue Equity, LLC of Louisville, Ky.

[royr17]

Found it.

http://www.wwltv.com/sharedcontent/A...D909TOJ80.html

Joe Segal is his agent, now does anybody know anything about this guy ?

[Miles]

I don't know much about him other than he has a solid client base and recent LSU grads have used him for representation. I believe he represented Landry and Davis last year as well as Dorsey and Doucett this year.

[royr17]

Well as long as he aint a hard agent to work with then its fine by me, but i hate those hard nosed agents. One agents that is that way is Jared Allen's agent and Ethan Locke.

[royr17]

Joe Segal is Levi Brown's agent as well.

[royr17]

An impressive roster of NFL clients will join Segal in the move to Blue Equity, including Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush, Quarterbacks Jason Campbell and Tarvaris Jackson, rookie standout Marques Colston, Pro Bowlers DeAngelo Hall, Muhsin Muhammad, Darren Sharper, Will Smith and Michael Vick, as well as three 2007 first round draft picks Levi Brown (#5), LaRon Landry (#6) and Craig Davis (#30).

[royr17]

It took Levi Brown a while to get signed and into camp.

Cardinals agree to six-year, $62M deal with No. 5 pick Brown

By Len Pasquarelli

Updated: August 4, 2007, 3:06 AM ET

The Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night reached agreement with first-round draft pick Levi Brown, the offensive tackle from Penn State, on a six-year contract, ESPN.com has confirmed.

The contract, negotiated by agent Joel Segal, has a maximum value of $62 million. That is believed to be the most lucrative contract in NFL history for an offensive lineman, although Brown is unlikely to max out the deal by reaching all the incentives.

"Levi is looking forward to joining the Cardinals coaches and players at practice tomorrow," Segal said. "The Cardinals stepped up and made this deal happen."

Brown, 23, was the fifth player chosen overall and the second offensive tackle. The accord leaves five first-round choices unsigned. The group includes the top pick, quarterback JaMarcus Russell of Oakland. Detroit wide receiver Calvin Johnson, the No. 2 pick, agreed to terms on a six-year contract early Friday.

Segal said Brown was en route to Phoenix on Thursday night from his home in Virginia. Brown was scheduled to take a physical Friday before signing his contract and then join the Cardinals at training camp on the Northern Arizona University campus.

"We were a bit frustrated by the amount of time it took and didn't think it had to take this long," Arizona general manager Rod Graves said. "...The proposal that we agreed upon today was not far from where we've been the last week or so."

A four-year starter for the Nittany Lions, with 44 of his 45 starts at left tackle, Brown is expected to challenge veteran Oliver Ross for the starting job at right tackle. That is a key position in the Arizona offense, since quarterback Matt Leinart is left-handed, and the right tackle is responsible for primary pass protection duties.

Brown spent much of the spring working on the right side and, according to the Cardinals' coaches, seemed to make a good transition. Having missed the first five days of camp, he will have to catch up quickly under the tutelage of line coach Russ Grimm to still have a chance to start on opening day.

Although he arrived at Penn State as a defensive tackle, Brown was moved to the offensive side early in his first camp. He is blessed with a big upper frame and his size (6-feet-5½, 323 pounds) allowed him to engulf opponents at the college level. Brown has long arms and big hands and, while his 40-time (5.40) is not impressive, he moves his feet very well in pass protection situations.

He will have to work on not setting up so high, and losing leverage, when pass blocking.

In his final two years, according to Penn State coaches, 60 percent of the team's rushing yards came in part as a result of his blocks.

Brown was the second offensive lineman chosen in the draft. Cleveland selected tackle Joe Thomas as the third pick overall. Thomas has signed a five-year deal reportedly worth $42.5 million, with $22-23 million guaranteed.

[royr17]

Wow from the looks of it, it looks as if that contract negotiated was bigger then the one that Joe Thomas signed.

[BigRock]

Ethan Locke was Bowe's agent. He was a week late to camp, but the world didn't end.

[royr17]

Well if Ethan Locke is Bowe's agent, then after three years he'll be gone, ala the John Tait matter.

[KCUnited]

Carl was on 610 after the draft stating that he has worked with both Dorsey's and Albert's agents in the past and has a good relationship with both guys. For what its worth.

[tmax63]

Half the draft is done now, the important thing is getting these folks signed no matter who their agent is and into the camps so they have time to learn what they're doing and getting comfy with the players they'll be doing it with.

[Spicy McHaggis]

Originally Posted by KCUnited

Carl was on 610 after the draft stating that he has worked with both Dorsey's and Albert's agents in the past and has a good relationship with both guys.

King Carl Translation: "I'm ready to burn some bridges."