Was gonna post that but you beat me to itSo basically, his "version" of the story validates what the cowboys have been saying. This is standard, boilerplate language used in all of their contracts (except Dak because he negotiated it out).
This shouldn't have been a surprise as Gregory's previous contracts had this same language. If he really wanted to stay, he would have simply had them remove it.
Also, equal money is actually more money from Dallas because of no State Income tax.
Ok I thought on it. You are rightIf not for the Boys patience and putting up with him he would have NO CAREER AT ALL. Think on that, pot head.
yeah it sounds fishy, show us the language in a picture!I would be shocked if it said fined. You could get fined after a game for a personal foul. I really don't believe his story.
“No other teams have that language in their contracts,” Schaffer told PFT. “No other teams. Never in 30 years have I seen that language.”
Teams usually void guarantees in the event of a suspension. The Cowboys void guarantees in the event of a fine.
If that clause really exists like that and if that is unique to the Cowboys then as an agent you’d be foolish to suggest your client sign here imho.
If every team has that language then yeah I guess he just wanted to be somewhere for another reason, maybe because they care about winning
I would be shocked if it said fined. You could get fined after a game for a personal foul. I really don't believe his story.
Randy Gregory and his agent, Peter Schaffer, weren’t going to get into a back and forth with the Cowboys over Gregory’s decision to not sign with Dallas but to instead jump to Denver. But since the Cowboys are complaining to reporters about what transpired, Schaffer has decided to tell Gregory’s story.
Schaffer told PFT by phone on Tuesday evening that he had negotiated an agreement between Gregory and the Broncos, and that it was basically done on Monday night. Then, the Cowboys got heavily involved.
Per Schaffer, owner and G.M. Jerry Jones got Gregory on the phone to make the pitch. The Cowboys increased their offer to match Denver’s. As Schaffer tells it, the Cowboys told Gregory, “‘We love you, we will support you. This is the best place for you. We know who you are.'”
Gregory then decided not to sign with the Broncos, and to stay with the Cowboys. But next came the actual contract from the Cowboys. Schaffer said he was surprised to find language wiping out all guarantees in the event of any fine imposed by the NFL.
“No other teams have that language in their contracts,” Schaffer told PFT. “No other teams. Never in 30 years have I seen that language.”
Teams usually void guarantees in the event of a suspension. The Cowboys void guarantees in the event of a fine.
Schaffer said that the move bothered Gregory. The Cowboys had fallen behind in the negotiations, and then Jerry got personally involved. He cited the personal relationship, the familiarity.
Randy Gregory’s agent gives their version of decision to ditch Cowboys for Broncos (msn.com)
That's what I've been thinking while reading. There is simply more to the story.I would be shocked if it said fined. You could get fined after a game for a personal foul. I really don't believe his story.
Gregory has never had a non-subpar season.unless I’m reading it wrong, this could be a fine for a late hit. Doesn’t mean Dallas would void guarantees, but if he’s in the midst of a sub par season, they could entertain the idea