My guess is 5 years 120 million.
Nope. I'll change it.@RamFan503 did you mean to click chill on my Youngblood pic?
I'd like 8 yr, 192 million, a whole lot better...:rockon:That sounds about right to me.
An average of 24 million a year. And just how much @LoyalRam are you thing about guaranteeing?I'd like 8 yr, 192 million, a whole lot better...:rockon:
1/10 of a billion dollars, of course!An average of 24 million a year. And just how much @LoyalRam are you thing about guaranteeing?
Cheap wad!1/10 of a billion dollars, of course!
"Oh no he dint!" ~Reek
Which in turn freaks me out when people got mad we paid Gurley and Cooks first. It makes more sense especially since he wasn't being reasonable.Yep echoes my thoughts on the situation and some of the arguments I made for not paying Donald what he wants.
Although he takes it a step further and is basically saying one great player on defense doesn't have nearly the same impact as it does on offense, which is an interesting thought.
Yep echoes my thoughts on the situation and some of the arguments I made for not paying Donald what he wants.
Although he takes it a step further and is basically saying one great player on defense doesn't have nearly the same impact as it does on offense, which is an interesting thought.
Disagree. Colin is a dope. What was Goff with a bad line? How about Gurley? What was Miami winning with Jarvis Landry?
Offense rules football, so top defenders are more important than ever.
That was interesting.
"Aaron Donald can't get a contract". Really?
Diggs and the others didn't ask for near top QB money. Cooks got a market rate deal for a free agent top level wide receiver which he is based on the numbers. Is a defensive player worth as much as a top QB? No, but he can be worth as much or more than a WR. I'm sure Rams would sign Donald to an $18 Million deal right now. The problem is Donald appears to think he is worth much more.
The rule changes favor the offense. What would happen if they went back to the old rules. What's going to happen with the new tackling rule? Let's see how they call that. The NFL has become all about the offense. They protect the offensive players and penalties the defensive players. It's an offensive league driven by quarterbacks. Top defensive pass rushers still get more than WRs and RBs.