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What is evidently on the table would make Dez the 2nd highest paid WR in the NFL, how is that not fair?
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What is evidently on the table would make Dez the 2nd highest paid WR in the NFL, how is that not fair?
It sounds from that the Cowboys don't want to offer a fair deal.
It sounds from that the Cowboys don't want to offer a fair deal.
Huh? Maybe. Or it could also very easily be that Condon is holding out for Calvin Johnson money.
How they heck do you deduce from that tweet that its' the Cowboys at fault here?
The only thing you can glean from this is that it might be time for Dez to remind Condon he works for him.
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Well the fact that the Jones' are literally playing chicken with out superbowl aspirations this season is really upsetting. They are basing all of this on the fact they believe he wont miss games? Not a smart bluff to call imo
Rappaport reported that the Cowboys deal is now larger on an average basis than the franchise tag of $12.8MM and they've come up considerably from their initial offer of $10MM per.
$12.8MM frnachise tag would make Thomas and Bryant the 2nd highest paid WRs this year. So if Dallas is offering a deal that averages more than $12.8MM annually, that would make him the 2nd highest paid WR.
How can anyone deduce from the tweet it's solely the agent's fault, when it says it seems that neither side really wants a deal.
Actually it would benefit him, this has already been discussed. I can still sign a one year deal greater then the franchise tag value and continue to negotiate a long term deal. So in all reality he can sit out, and they can sign him to a deal paying him for the games missed. Especially if the team goes 0-2 in the divisions, like they most likely will without him.
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what is the offer?
No details were given other than the fact his annual salary average would be higher than the franchise tag number and that would make him one of the top paid WRs in football.
Guaranteed money is unknown and that could be the sticking point. Or the fact Dallas wants some protections in case Bryant gets into trouble off the field. Which I can't blame them on that.
It sounds from that the Cowboys don't want to offer a fair deal.
What is evidently on the table would make Dez the 2nd highest paid WR in the NFL, how is that not fair?
So in other words no one here knows what is "evidently" on the table
I don't get that either Dooms. Some are acting like we offered less than Mike Wallace money. Really?
What do 'fair deal' mean?