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OBJ gets a mega deal

#1

XM talking about it now.

5 years, $95mil

$65MIL GUARANTEED
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#2

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...96338934=1
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#3

I doubt he "earns" more than half the guaranteed money with his actual play. I foresee multiple meltdowns and injuries in his future.
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(08-27-2018, 03:24 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: I doubt he "earns" more than half the guaranteed money with his actual play.  I foresee multiple meltdowns and injuries in his future.

Especially when DBs are forced to go after his knees to avoid hits to the helmet.
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(This post was last modified: 08-27-2018, 03:55 PM by Caldrac.)

A bit risky considering he's coming off of an injury. I still don't understand why teams insist on throwing so much money out there at these players. He's played in 47 games. In those 47 games the Giants were 21 - 26. And pretty soon he'll have a new signal caller throwing it his way with Eli getting closer to retirement and they may start leaning towards Barkley to be the face of the franchise.

Really don't understand this move at the moment. He may not be that double digit grabbing TD and 1300+ yards receiver anymore.

We'll find out soon enough what all the fuss is about in two weeks. Historically though he's never had a monster opening game for the year. Couple that with Ramsey covering him (Or Bouye, either way he'll certainly be working for his money) and it could set the little diva off into a downward spiral in 2018.
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#6

These contracts are getting to the point where a team will only be able to have a couple stars and no one else. I don’t have any evidence to support it, but it feels like the contracts are outpacing the salary cap.
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(This post was last modified: 08-28-2018, 09:19 AM by B2hibry.)

Good. He will be nice and comfortable and ripe for the picking when we play them. I’m calling for an epic meltdown. I still don’t get the infatuation with this guy but go Giants and do your thing.
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(08-27-2018, 03:56 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: These contracts are getting to the point where a team will only be able to have a couple stars and no one else. I don’t have any evidence to support it, but it feels like the contracts are outpacing the salary cap.

The guaranteed portion is larger. However, as a percentage of the total salary cap, OBJ's average annual salary is less than 11% of the total cap, in comparison to the average annual salary for Larry Fitzgerald's contract extension in 2011 and Calvin Johnson's in 2012, both of which were over 13% of the cap at the time.
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(08-27-2018, 03:56 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: These contracts are getting to the point where a team will only be able to have a couple stars and no one else. I don’t have any evidence to support it, but it feels like the contracts are outpacing the salary cap.

That much more when the team has a Franchise QB.  

It definitely puts a great emphasis on the importance of drafting well consistently.

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#10

Stupid move by the Giants to cripple their salary cap all for a WR. Only franchise QB's should make that much.
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#11

Yikes. Giants got worked on that deal.
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#12

I mean, until he got hurt he was on an all time great pace. If someone was going to have to be paid as the highest WR in the game it might as well be him.
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#13

Some decisions are so obviously dumb from the outside looking in, even to us fans who aren't employed as "experts". This is one of them, so dumb.

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(08-27-2018, 07:51 PM)Upper Wrote: I mean, until he got hurt he was on an all time great pace. If someone was going to have to be paid as the highest WR in the game it might as well be him.

Yeah but then he got hurt...
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I won't fault a guy for getting hurt. Injuries happen.

But I would have wanted him to prove to me in a few games, not practice, thats he's back to 100%
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Can he play QB?
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