Doomsday101
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Hey, do you have the exact breakdown of the contract. Year by year with the base, bonus and salary cap per year ?
http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/dallas-cowboys/dez-bryant/
Hey, do you have the exact breakdown of the contract. Year by year with the base, bonus and salary cap per year ?
Nope. Many said not signing the tag didn't create leverage and that players were at risk of having that money rescinded.
Essentially saying Tom Condon didn't know what he was doing.
Hey, do you have the exact breakdown of the contract. Year by year with the base, bonus and salary cap per year ?
look on page 16 of this thread
Risking the 12.8m is still a bad idea. Not signing the tender had no effect on the deal. Dallas never believed he would sit out.
Just because you say it all smugly doesn't make you correct.
I also said Dez would get a 7/94m deal with 41m guaranteed but it would be staggered. If you add 2 voidable years to his deal at 14 per it comes to 7/98m with 45m in staggered guarantees.
People around here had a real firm grasp on the situation and most would say this was a win for both sides.
So you'd advise your clients to sign the tender, risk injury in mini camp and forfeit all your leverage? You'd have a very short lived practice.
But By all means feel free to write Tom Condon an open letter telling him how to better do his job.
Also do you realize you can't just plop on two unguaranteed years to this current deal and say you nailed it.
A 7 year pact would have to have significantly more guaranteed money than on a 5 year pact because you're giving the team more control and delaying your next dip into free agency. In that respect you were VERY far off in your guess.
But nice try.
So you'd advise your clients to sign the tender, risk injury in mini camp and forfeit all your leverage? You'd have a very short lived practice.
But By all means feel free to write Tom Condon an open letter telling him how to better do his job.
Also do you realize you can't just plop on two unguaranteed years to this current deal and say you nailed it.
A 7 year pact would have to have significantly more guaranteed money than on a 5 year pact because you're giving the team more control and delaying your next dip into free agency. In that respect you were VERY far off in your guess.
But nice try.
I would absolutely advise them to play under the tag if I knew they were not going to be able to work out a long term contract.
why not people here tell Garrett how to do his, Jerry how to do his and players how to do their but Condon is beyond question? lol
There is a reason players who are tagged have went ahead and played under it few have sat an entire season and missed out of top 5 money.
Most around here are happy both sides got a deal done so what is your problem?
As I'm sure he did. Buy we did get a deal. The question is when would you have told Dez to sign his tender?
As I'm sure he did. Buy we did get a deal. The question is when would you have told Dez to sign his tender?
So you'd advise your clients to sign the tender, risk injury in mini camp and forfeit all your leverage? You'd have a very short lived practice.
But By all means feel free to write Tom Condon an open letter telling him how to better do his job.
Also do you realize you can't just plop on two unguaranteed years to this current deal and say you nailed it.
A 7 year pact would have to have significantly more guaranteed money than on a 5 year pact because you're giving the team more control and delaying your next dip into free agency. In that respect you were VERY far off in your guess.
But nice try.
We aren't talking about Dez playing under the tag of he didn't get a deal.
We are talking about your criticism of the advice to not sign a tender before the 15th.
my last thought on this is Dez and condon won the contract standoff.
I was thinking jones boys would not cave, but they did.
As soon as they flew to condon in NY, that said we are willing to give in on many issues.
Jones is thinking this is potential SB year and that helped dez alot.
Overall not a bad deal considering what others are getting, market value and all that.
They could have avoided a lot of problems by signing both dez and murray before the 2014 season started.
Had they offered good deals to both , and dez no xtra supervision clauses, they could have got them both for less than what
they got this year.
The jones were way too cheap in the initial offers , and wanted the supervision clauses, for dez, which was part of the reason dez did not
sign initial offer.
They wound up having to let all that go lol and pay more money! and they lost murray,
Which could be the only thing that might derail things this season.
but it is what it is , I have to accept it all and move forward.
Kudos to dez for holding firm for the no xtra supervision clauses, and 45 G.
I do however expect more out of him now, in regular season, and more in any future playoff games.
Lots of speculation in your post.
Dallas did not "cave". They ended up right about where everyone figured they would. Their initial offers were surely not what they figured they'd end up at. It was a compromise by both parties and in the end, Dez is happy, Dallas is happy, and everyone figures it is a fair deal all the way around. That amount of guaranteed money was going to happen, period. That is about the going rate for a super star WR these days. By starting so low, Dallas probably managed to give less guaranteed money than they would have.
You don't know that Jerry's expectations for this season had anything to do with the deal. Just because a couple of mediots wrote an opinion piece about Jerry making it happen and going for broke, doesn't mean it is true. They pulled that out of their *** and are guessing, just like you are here.
Many people like face to face meetings, just like Jerry. The Jones' flying to talk to his agent means nothing more than Dallas was serious about making it work.
You may think you have it all figured out, but there are very few facts mingled in with your guesswork here.
You know, a lot of times, when people get money, they have less or no motivation. Murray was playing for a contract, if he was signed before last season, you really think, he would of done what he did? Albert Haynesworthless, said he lost motivation, once he got paid.
It is better than risking injury NOT in camp and losing it all.
You are the one that told DAL to pay Dez 12.8m even if he tore his ACL, so maybe you should fire off one of those letters to Stephen Jones.
And they are called 'voidable years' for that exact reason, they are voidable and are only there for salary cap purposes. It is something DAL has generally done with all of it's big contracts like Free, Carr and Romo.
Just be happy Dez is signed long term and you don't have to deal with the unwashed masses for the next 15 months.
Once the deadline passed. Dez was not going to attend the OTA while trying to work out a long term deal.