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VeveJones007 03-12-2017 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Butter (Post 6230)
If there were not concerns about his back, sure. A 350 lber with back issues I don't love it, unless the contract was very well structured to get out of by season 3.

And this is exactly why a 1 year deal works for the Colts. If he's good and healthy, tag/extend him. If he isn't, then you aren't on the hook after 2017.

OneVoice 03-12-2017 10:33 PM

NFL.com has "IND" interested in Cordarelle Patterson?

Just mentioning it because I haven't seen anything reported.

Butter 03-12-2017 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by VeveJones007 (Post 6260)
And this is exactly why a 1 year deal works for the Colts. If he's good and healthy, tag/extend him. If he isn't, then you aren't on the hook after 2017.

Right, I would feel much more comfortable with that. I suppose any contract could be structered to basically leave that flexibility, but I suspect he wants some major money guaranteed for a multi year deal, and who an really blame him.

rcubed 03-13-2017 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Butter (Post 6264)
Right, I would feel much more comfortable with that. I suppose any contract could be structered to basically leave that flexibility, but I suspect he wants some major money guaranteed for a multi year deal, and who an really blame him.

Yeah, i bet he is looking for as much guaranteed money as possible as this could be his last chance to cash in

FatDT 03-13-2017 12:50 AM

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Originally Posted by rcubed (Post 6265)
Yeah, i bet he is looking for as much guaranteed money as possible as this could be his last chance to cash in

He's only 26. If he's healthy enough to warrant a contract now he has as good a chance as anyone to earn another contract after this one.

Butter 03-13-2017 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by FatDT (Post 6266)
He's only 26. If he's healthy enough to warrant a contract now he has as good a chance as anyone to earn another contract after this one.

The "If" is the overriding concern. 350 lbs suspect back.

Wyatt 03-13-2017 07:39 AM

FWIW re Poe
 
https://i.imgur.com/P5f1Bsv.png?1

some jack wagon changed his wiki page (it's already been changed back)

sherck 03-13-2017 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by NoLuck4Chuck (Post 6212)
Jags fans on Twitter think they have won SuperBowl with this news... lmao. They are the dumbest fucking fans in all of NFL... and it's hard to be dumber than Cowboys fans... wow!

Holy Cow. From Peter King's MMQB:
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• Testing Shad Khan’s patience. The Jags committing $541 million to free agents in 25 months. This is the third straight year we’ll think, This is the year they turn the corner. But we still have no idea if they’ll be any good.

• Unrestricted free agents signed by Jacksonville since March 2015: 19.

• Total contract dollars committed to those free agents: $541.2 million.

• Actual dollars spent so far on 2015 and ’16 free agents: $128.6 million.

• Jacksonville’s record since March 2015: 8-24.
Those are amazing numbers.

The Jags are the 201Xs version of the 2000s Dan Synder Washington Redskins.

Let's see if Ballard is wrong and you CAN buy a locker room.

Cheers,

ukcolt 03-13-2017 08:01 AM

I would like to have a healthy Poe on our defense, but i am happy with how Ballard has approached free agency. He has a figure in mind and has stuck to it, he isn't going to get into risky contracts. I also have no issue with Poe taking other visits to see what's out there and if he decides that his best situation is with the Colts then great.

People seem to think that every player plays this game to win a Superbowl, that is the icing on the cake for a player, but ultimately he is looking after himself and his family and needs to take the situation that best suits him, be that financial or being closer to family etc.

We as fans in our everyday work life move companies to further our careers, and generally have little loyalty to a company....why do we think that players shouldn't think this way as well? They are a commodity, and need to try to maximise their earnings over what is usually a short career. Sure we have an undivided loyalty to our team, but these players might be drafted by a team that when they were growing up was the team they despised as a fan.

Spike 03-13-2017 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by sherck (Post 6278)
Holy Cow. From Peter King's MMQB:

Those are amazing numbers.

The Jags are the 201Xs version of the 2000s Dan Synder Washington Redskins.

Let's see if Ballard is wrong and you CAN buy a locker room.

Cheers,

Add in the fact that the Jags are always near the top of the draft and you would think they would have fielded a contender by now.


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