Miller,Carter, Likely to resign? Their agent thinks so

TitansFan9 · Joined: 02 Feb 2005 Posts: 1533 Location: Tennessee

Titans General Manager Floyd Reese has not had any major discussions yet with those players who make up the biggest part of the $23 million cap overage. He says this year's situation will allow for less options. "It's going to be pretty cut and dried," he said. "Either thumbs up or thumbs down. If somebody doesn't want to do a deal, we're probably stuck for the most part, and we go to the next plan. In the past we had a lot of options. We're a little more limited this time." Two of those players, DT/DE Kevin Carter and OT Fred Miller create a combined $23.29 million salary cap hit this next season. Many felt Carter ($13.97 million) would be asked to take a significant pay reduction and Miller ($9.32 millon) would be cut. The agent representing both is confident he can create a deal wich would allow both to retire as Titans four or five years from now and hopes to be meeting with Reese before the combine.

Burton · Joined: 25 Dec 2004 Posts: 3210

I can't believe we've been paying Carter that much, he's not even that good and he makes more than McNair.

TitansFan9 · Joined: 02 Feb 2005 Posts: 1533 Location: Tennessee

I think Carter is an excellent run stuffer, and a great leader, and every once in a while he'll come up with a sack. I think Carter is willing to work with his deal to help us with the cap. I would love to see Carter back next season. (As well as Fred Miller)

Burton · Joined: 25 Dec 2004 Posts: 3210

I'm not saying I don't like him, he's just making to much money.

bulluckthebeast · Joined: 18 Dec 2004 Posts: 1983

Carter is going to take an enormous cut.

titans#1fan · Joined: 07 Dec 2004 Posts: 1614

They both will take a significant pay cut. Carter said he wants to retire a titan. And Miller knows that nobody will pick him up if he'c cut by the titans so i think he'll stay.