Someone choosing New York over Jacksonville based on lifestyle isn't a big deal to me.  It's done in every day life so why is it any different for an NFL player?  There are people that choose Jacksonville because it's not as crazy as New York, so why couldn't it be the other way around?  If I was making millions of dollars I would want to have fun wherever I was living and he would rather do it in a city with a better night life.  Not a huge deal.

 

The fact that their contract was front loaded made it a no brainer.  His agent basically used Jacksonville against them and New York basically lost out on the deal by offering a huge front loaded contract.  In my opinion, a guy that has done what he has in the past isn't worth that kind of deal.  I would have been a tad upset if we would have gotten him at that price.  You don't give a guy JJ Watt money if he isn't JJ Watt.

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