Quote:Not really the exact same thing. 

 

The Jags had a choice to add more dollars to their offer but decided that what they offered was good enough to get it done. It wasn't. And judging by the swiftness of Cleveland's response matching, it wasn't even close to making the Browns have a second thought. IMO, thats failing if you are looking at this from a Jaguars perspective. 

 

This is complete nonsense.

 

Cleveland made it clear they would match any offer.  We put one together making Mack the highest paid center in the league and they did exactly what they said they'd do.  That tells anyone with a functional IQ that there probably wasn't an amount that would have been high enough to cause them to walk away.  To say the deal wasn't enough when the Jags really did offer a significant contract for a player is just more of your typical "let me see what I can whine about, dig my heels in, and show everyone just how much smarter I am" maneuver.  In reality, you're proving beyond any shadow of a doubt just how clueless you actually are.  I know this is your schtick.  I know you have to be contrary to everyone else because that gets you more attention than actually being right on a subject. You don't even recognize how pathetic this is.  I can't even feel sorry for you. 

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