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green4gulf
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TheKillerNacho 
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Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2017 10:02 pm Post subject: |
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A little more than I would've liked to resign him for, but he's literally our only serviceable linebacker. We kinda had to do it.
Still, $18.5M is a lot of guaranteed money for a Linebacker who couldn't stay healthy before last year. _________________ With much cheese,
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Stars
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 5:55 am Post subject: |
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Turned out to be a very good trade nevertheless, didn't it? |
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freak_of_nature
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Stars wrote: | Turned out to be a very good trade nevertheless, didn't it? |
I was just about to say this.
Getting Tunsil and a good young LB just for trading down just a few spots. Yes and Please.
I think the higher % of guaranteed money is something that will be the norm soon for NFL contracts. |
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Stars
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 6:21 am Post subject: |
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freak_of_nature wrote: | Stars wrote: | Turned out to be a very good trade nevertheless, didn't it? |
I was just about to say this.
Getting Tunsil and a good young LB just for trading down just a few spots. Yes and Please.
I think the higher % of guaranteed money is something that will be the norm soon for NFL contracts. | Interesting question as to whether Miami would have taken the risk on Tunsil if the trade down hadn't happen. In hindsight, it's quite delicious... |
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cddolphin
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At roughly $7.2 million per season for the next 4 years, it makes him the 8th-highest paid 4-3 LB, without taking into account contract inflation.
It's a bit high.. but not unreasonable. I would have preferred he played out the season on his RFA contract, but it's not a bad move either.
Important to note that Kiko said yesterday he'd be open to play any LB spot, despite reports that he "preferred" MLB. _________________
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hrubes20 
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 2:25 pm Post subject: |
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cddolphin wrote: | At roughly $7.2 million per season for the next 4 years, it makes him the 8th-highest paid 4-3 LB, without taking into account contract inflation.
It's a bit high.. but not unreasonable. I would have preferred he played out the season on his RFA contract, but it's not a bad move either.
Important to note that Kiko said yesterday he'd be open to play any LB spot, despite reports that he "preferred" MLB. |
That makes it sound worse than it is, as only half of the teams in the NFL run a 4-3 base defense. Zero issues with this deal. Give him some competent help in that LB corps and I think he will continue to shine. _________________
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ericsvibe
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Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 2:35 pm Post subject: |
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cddolphin wrote: | At roughly $7.2 million per season for the next 4 years, it makes him the 8th-highest paid 4-3 LB, without taking into account contract inflation.
It's a bit high.. but not unreasonable. I would have preferred he played out the season on his RFA contract, but it's not a bad move either.
Important to note that Kiko said yesterday he'd be open to play any LB spot, despite reports that he "preferred" MLB. |
From what I have read, Kiko will be moved to WLB, Timmons will be MLB, and a rookie or Misi at SLB. |
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