(03-22-2020, 12:04 AM)JackCity Wrote:

(03-21-2020, 11:48 PM)p_rushing Wrote: Some people over estimate their value. He honestly thought he was going to make up that $17 million he gave up last year. Now he is going to make even less than he would have and he may make $0 if he wants off the Jags.

I'm glad players are sign real deals now though that are 2-3 years and not the fake 5-6 year deals that everyone knows won't last more than 3 years.

Actually the current situation is because the Jags are being demanding on the return because they don't have to trade him for another two months, and teams are trying to outwait the Jags , which they likely can do, forcing the Jags to eventually lower their return. It's not because teams don't want Yan or don't want to pay him

You are saying that as a fact and you have no proof whatsoever.

(03-22-2020, 01:00 AM)JackCity Wrote:

(03-22-2020, 12:37 AM)iHaunting Raven Wrote: Again dude, where is the proof? There are reports that say otherwise

Ok, send the proof that teams don't wanna pay Yannick, regardless of the pick compensation.

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(03-22-2020, 12:35 AM)p_rushing Wrote: There are reports the Jags haven't even gotten a trade offer yet. That means no team has even gotten close to a deal yet. It should pick up now that the market is set, but if it doesn't the. you know Yan is the problem.

The report from Kaye isn't totally true. They've talked back and forth with teams and they didn't like the asking price of a 2021 first so far

I ask you for proof since people already posted the reports that say Jags are the ones offering the most money and that the Redskins didn't trade for him because he was asking for too much. Actually I think the post is in this thread.

1.-I asked you for proof first
2.- You act like what you are saying is a fact when you have no proof

If what you are saying it's your opinion cool, but don't correct others with things you are just making up.

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