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chiefforlife 03-09-2025 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by ForeverIowan (Post 17993185)
Best possible outcome. Keep him off another contender.

This is the only response, so glad he is staying!

jjchieffan 03-09-2025 12:21 PM

The money that the elite players are getting is absolutely stupid. Anyone wanting that kind of money can't give a crap about winning or their team. It just makes me sick. If he was getting half that much, he would still be making more money than he could ever spend and the other $20M per year could go towards making the team competitive. What happened to him wanting to be on a more competitive team? This ridiculous contract only helped to keep his team to continue to struggle to be competitive. SMH.

louie aguiar 03-09-2025 12:25 PM

The price to extend George just went up

Gary Cooper 03-09-2025 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by louie aguiar (Post 17993285)
The price to extend George just went up

Did it? Garrett is on a different planet than George.

Also, the Browns are not a sane organization. I hope players and their agents understand that.

louie aguiar 03-09-2025 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Gary Cooper (Post 17993287)
Did it? Garrett is on a different planet than George.

Also, the Browns are not a sane organization. I hope players and their agents understand that.

A rising tide lifts all boats- he won’t get these the deal that Garrett got but this means the even mid-level edge players should get paid more - similar to how the WR market was reset two years ago and now receivers like Gabe Davis can negotiate huge contracts (he got more AAV than Saquon Barkley I believe)

Misplaced_Chiefs_Fan 03-09-2025 12:33 PM

So much for all those Bills and Eagles fans who swore that Garrett was as good as theirs.

Yeah, have fun with that.

TheGuardian 03-09-2025 12:37 PM

This is the kind of shit players regret later when they retire and never played in a single meaningful game.

Mecca 03-09-2025 12:58 PM

He made the decision every other player in the same spot would have made, he got QB money.

BossChief 03-09-2025 01:01 PM

40m per year. Wow.

notorious 03-09-2025 01:12 PM

Holy shit that's a lot of cap space....

jdubya 03-09-2025 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Red Dawg (Post 17993256)
He made a choice. Money is more important that winning. He will be a loser his entire career.

$40 million a year. If only I could be half the loser he is

chiefforlife 03-09-2025 01:17 PM

Cleveland is so far away from competing, they really should have traded him.

Yes he is the best DE in the league but that hasnt helped them win shit!

A team that thinks he is the only missing piece would have given up the farm for him.

Cleveland is the dumbest franchise, over and over. They should have kept Dorsey and let him make these decisions.

Dunerdr 03-09-2025 01:30 PM

Stanley takes less than market to stay home, Garrett gets the farm and futures. The difference between good and bad franchises.

TheGuardian 03-09-2025 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jdubya (Post 17993376)
$40 million a year. If only I could be half the loser he is

Yes but there comes a point where with someone like him where he's not gonna increase his "happiness" due to money, and as a player there's so many out there that just wished they could have played for a championship.

It took Reek like 1 season before he realized he ****ed up.

He got paid, good for him. He will never play in a super bowl or most likely in any meaningful games ever. But this did keep him off of the Bills so it's fine.

Duffman 03-09-2025 01:42 PM

I'll bet they sign Cousins when he gets cut and draft Hunter. That corner of their's, Ward is like 1 good hit away from having his brains scrambled. He should retire.


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