How much cap hit are we talking on a yearly basis?Hostile;1538329 said:I repeat...he wants LaDanian Tomlinson money or he is threatening to hold out.
How is that good for Dallas?
Forget the Browns pick part of the equation. How is it going to help Dallas if he is paid a ridiculous sum of money? Or problem not solved he is not paid this rdiculous sum of money and he holds out and then we get nothing because this is his contract year?
I'd rather have Barber at his cost than LJ at the cost he wants. Again, that is not even considering how high the Browns pick might be. Even without that in the equation I would not do this. I would not take LJ and his salary demands over Barber and his current price straight across. I wouldn't do it.
Hostile;1538329 said:I repeat...he wants LaDanian Tomlinson money or he is threatening to hold out.
How is that good for Dallas?
Forget the Browns pick part of the equation. How is it going to help Dallas if he is paid a ridiculous sum of money? Or problem not solved he is not paid this rdiculous sum of money and he holds out and then we get nothing because this is his contract year?
I'd rather have Barber at his cost than LJ at the cost he wants. Again, that is not even considering how high the Browns pick might be. Even without that in the equation I would not do this. I would not take LJ and his salary demands over Barber and his current price straight across. I wouldn't do it.
Hostile;1538329 said:I repeat...he wants LaDanian Tomlinson money or he is threatening to hold out.
How is that good for Dallas?
Forget the Browns pick part of the equation. How is it going to help Dallas if he is paid a ridiculous sum of money? Or problem not solved he is not paid this rdiculous sum of money and he holds out and then we get nothing because this is his contract year?
I'd rather have Barber at his cost than LJ at the cost he wants. Again, that is not even considering how high the Browns pick might be. Even without that in the equation I would not do this. I would not take LJ and his salary demands over Barber and his current price straight across. I wouldn't do it.
theogt;1538332 said:How much cap hit are we talking on a yearly basis?
If you want franchise players, you have to pay for them. I just don't know how much we're talking here.
LatinMind;1538291 said:how is he a me player?
It certainly is a lot of female deer.ABQCOWBOY;1538348 said:LTs contract is 60 Million over 8 years with 21 guaranteed, I believe. That's a lot of doe.
Hostile;1538329 said:I repeat...he wants LaDanian Tomlinson money or he is threatening to hold out.
How is that good for Dallas?
Forget the Browns pick part of the equation. How is it going to help Dallas if he is paid a ridiculous sum of money? Or problem not solved he is not paid this rdiculous sum of money and he holds out and then we get nothing because this is his contract year?
I'd rather have Barber at his cost than LJ at the cost he wants. Again, that is not even considering how high the Browns pick might be. Even without that in the equation I would not do this. I would not take LJ and his salary demands over Barber and his current price straight across. I wouldn't do it.
nyc;1538363 said:It doesn't matter who your running back is: LJ, LT, Tiki Barber, Emmitt Smith if you don't have a line your running game will suck.
theogt;1538355 said:It certainly is a lot of female deer.
Your average starter makes $4 million/year in the current salary cap. That number will go up consistently over the next 5-7 years. LJ is no average starter. I really don't think a $60 million contract over 7 years would be too much.
And Larry Johnson. I predicted he would take a nose dive in 2006 because his O-line was decimated. He still produced. 4.3 YPC isn't impressive until you realize he did it over 410+ carries behind a questionable line.InmanRoshi;1538367 said:Meet Frank Gore and Steven Jackson.
InmanRoshi;1538367 said:Meet Frank Gore and Steven Jackson.
On the other hand, wanna look up what Sherman Williams and Derrick Lassic's ypc were running behind "the greatest OL of all time"?
superpunk;1538378 said:I think Denver has really disillusioned people to what a great RB can do, regardless of the offensive line. Second most important position on the team. Keep your LTs and CBs, and give me a dominant back who can tear the other team's heart out.
Hostile;1538329 said:I repeat...he wants LaDanian Tomlinson money or he is threatening to hold out.
How is that good for Dallas?
Forget the Browns pick part of the equation. How is it going to help Dallas if he is paid a ridiculous sum of money? Or problem not solved he is not paid this rdiculous sum of money and he holds out and then we get nothing because this is his contract year?
I'd rather have Barber at his cost than LJ at the cost he wants. Again, that is not even considering how high the Browns pick might be. Even without that in the equation I would not do this. I would not take LJ and his salary demands over Barber and his current price straight across. I wouldn't do it.
ABQCOWBOY;1538383 said:I think it has more to do with the rules changes then anything. Today, the passing game is the great equalizer. RBs who can run like LJ are not as important because WRs who can score TDs like Moss increase in value every season. I don't think he's worth the cap hit he represents but I guess we will see.