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Seattle signed Bobby Wagner
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...ok_atn_writers
Linebacker Bobby Wagner has agreed to terms on a four-year extension with the Seahawks, per a source familiar with the deal, according to NFL Media's Rand Getlin. Wagner was a first-team All-Pro selection in 2014 despite missing five games due to injury. The former second-round pick out of Utah State was slated to collect $977,427 in the final year of his rookie deal. Around The NFL will have more on this story shortly. |
Salary cap is a myth.
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It's not a myth but it can be finessed to the maximum
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Can't wait for Hooite and "Saul Good" to explain the terms. |
Damn.
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kam chancellor set to leave?
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No. But he won't get paid till the offseason. |
I love it. The salary cap chicken littles were talking about how Russel's new contract would cripple the team and instead the Hawks keep on rolling.
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Seattle is pretty much signing all their top level guys, letting the 2nd level guys go and going with rookies etc as replacements
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$93 million over four years making Wagner the highest paid LB in football.
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If that's what Wagner was demanding, they should have kept their other guys and let Wagner's ass walk. |
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You don't let that guy walk. |
Yeah in the article it says 43 million. I would say their editor is not up to the task.
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You only have so much cap to work with. You can structure contracts accordingly but ultimately everyone has to pay the piper. |
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You watch the Seattle team when he was or wasn't on the field last season. They are a completely different animal with Wagner than without. He is a difference maker to that team. In that scheme, as Milkman stated, he is the best ILB in the NFL. Looking at the contract, I don't think Wilson was overpaid either. |
Sacc is right for once. Wags is a ****ing beast and arguably the most important piece of that defense.
We're lucky as shit to have drawn them when he was out last season. |
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Absolutely. That extension is worth it. |
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I wonder what Mychal Kendrick's wants, in terms of an extension.
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If he signs for Wagner money, their comp pick would be better than what teams would be offering them in trade. The only disadvantage is they have to wait a season for the pick instead of collecting on it immediately. But then they would also get to use Kendricks for one more season. Either way, it doesn't make sense why Chip is so sour on this guy. Like I said, it wouldn't surprise me at all to see him hire his horse as an assistant coach. He's that insane. |
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It wouldn't shock me to see him moved before the trading deadline, or even preseason, to an ILB needy team. |
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He can ask for Wagner money all he wants but nobody's going to give it to him. If anything, Wagner should set a cap for Kendricks. The cap is not a myth, but it damn sure seems like nobody seems inclined to learn much about it before shooting their mouth off. Even after the Wilson contract, getting Wagner signed was not going to be cost prohibitive. They already have Sherman, Thomas and Chancellor signed. Okung is probably gone but even that's not a foregone conclusion. The cap exists and it's a hindrance, the Seahawks are just incredibly smart in how they manage theirs. It's really not that complicated. |
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We've seen teams like Denver, who sign Manning to a huge deal while signing guys like DeMarcus Ware, Aqib Talib and now Demaryous Thomas while keeping their core intact. The Dolphins have signed their QB long term as well as giving Suh a huge deal. |
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They replaced Jimmy Graham and Ben Grubbs with Benjamin Watson and Mike McGlynn. Seattle is "rolling" right now because they still have their core talent that they drafted from the beginning. What happens when key pieces such as Brandon Mebane, Bruce Irvin, Russell Okung and JR Sweezy leave in free agency next season? They need to draft to replace all of those players and their last 2 drafts (2013/2014) have been completely underwhelming, and they had 20 picks. Their OL could legitimately be as bad as the 2014 Chiefs with 4 starters most likely leaving. Schneider is facing his toughest task as GM: proving he wasn't lucky on a lot of draft picks and building a 2nd wave. I think that that's why Ozzie Newsome is the best GM in the league. He lost a ton of starters after the SB and built them back into a playoff team in a tough division after one reloading season. |
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McGlynn is nothing more than possible depth. The Saints have young guys in place to replace Grubbs, Who had a poor salary/performance ratio last year. |
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Chiefs get Maclin, Bowe goes to the finest franchise in the league. |
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Just saw that they jettisoned DT Tony McDaniel as a cap casualty.
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Teams like the Dolphins can go out and sign players every year because they constantly **** up their drafts and picks.
When you don't have to allocate a lot of money to keep your players because you can't ****ing draft and you like to cycle through FA's, you can make some splashes. The Seahawks are backloading all of their deals and will really start to feel the pinch when the cap hits for the recent deals start to incline. The Chiefs had a mixture of dudes into the bulk of their deals and bad contracts all at once. The young successful teams will be fine vs the cap and the older successful teams will always struggle with it. |
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Seattle signed Bobby Wagner
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Actually Clay should start one with his whack ass sources. He’s still allowed ROFL Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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we have our LBs
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Yup it’s gonna be a firesale…they’re blowing it up….
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I’d call for Metcalf now! Offer pick #30
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Fight the good fight brotha! |
Why the **** didn’t Pete just retire? This is going to be a shitty ****ing team
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Won't happen. We need pass rush most of all and wrs.
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If he’s going to retire in a couple years anyway, might as well just coast for a year or two. No one expects them to contend for shit for the next few years. |
[QUOTE=MAHOMO 4 LIFE!;16181122]I’d call for Metcalf now! Offer pick 30.
That I can do. |
I wonder what his market will be.
He’s going to be 32 shortly, so he’s not getting big money. I’d definitely bring a guy like him in for a ring chaser deal at like 5m. That would be a reasonable way to fill tons of snaps with quality. |
I friggen love Bobby Wagner.
One of the most overlooked truly great players in NFL history. Arguably a top 5 MLB all time and nobody ever thinks of him in that light. |
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Brooks was great at practically anything, but was constantly overshadowed by bigger names. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Crazy part about all this. I played there for 10 years & I didn’t even hear it from them that I wasn’t coming back.</p>— Bobby Wagner (@Bwagz) <a href="https://twitter.com/Bwagz/status/1502353080033034243?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 11, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Yikes. Seattle's owner better wake up and get rid of both Schneider and Carroll. I'd be ****ing furious if I was a Seahawks fan and they were overseeing the rebuild.
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Do we want this piece of shit?
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He'd be an excellent "leadership" replacement for Tyrann, as well as bolstering a young, promising LB duo. 120% on board with a Wagner signing. He immediately goes towards the top of my F/A wish list.
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He’s going to the Donkos.
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Could see him signing with Cards, 49ers or Rams just so he can play Seattle twice a year.
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I know he's not coming here for a variety of reasons.
But I'd be hard pressed to think of a player that I would rather have just out of sheer respect for what he's accomplished in this league and what he still has to offer as he's gotten older. He's top 3 on my 'guys I've admired from afar' list among NFL players. He's always done his job at a HoF level, he's gone about it the right way and been a hell of a Seahawk. Then to see them do him dirty like this is pretty awful. Screw it - there's no reason he can't be a killer for us at Sam. Put Gay at the Will, Bolton at the Mike and let me go buy his goddamn jersey. HWSTPOSY?!?! |
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So I really hope it doesn't work out that way. |
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