I'd say Haden. He still has a chance at somewhat reestablishing himself. That chance for Revis is gone.
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I'd say Haden. He still has a chance at somewhat reestablishing himself. That chance for Revis is gone.
Yessir
Dolfan for Life
Haden, as he's going to be playing for the minimum. Revis is a money mercenary, and will never play football for less than 5 million.
I seriously doubt Haden plays for the minimum.
Yessir
Dolfan for Life
I wouldn't take a pay cut to play in Cleveland either.
He's been burnt toast the past couple years, so I doubt the market to pay him some big coin will be that robust.
He's been burnt toast the past couple years, so I doubt the market to pay him some big coin will be that robust.
Phinatic8u
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Phinatic8u
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Why would he do that when multiple team have interest? I just don't see him coming here but hey Mike T loves DL and CB's so who knows.
Phinatic8u
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I'd say cut Byron "we got 3 starters" Maxwell's ass now and sign Haden.
**** it.
**** it.
The team spent time in recent days studying Haden. Miami has a need at cornerback made acute by the loss of Tony Lippett to a season-ending Achilles’ tear and a sudden decline in performance by Byron Maxwell.
But the Dolphins had no interest in trading for Haden, which would have forced them to not only take on his enormous contract but also give up trade compensation for the 5-11 cornerback.
The Dolphins would like Haden but at some sort of bargain situation. Or perhaps even at some sort of trial situation.
Haden, 28, has $4 million guarantee coming to him from the Cleveland Browns. The Dolphins, as well as other teams, know this. And the team might like to somehow use this as a way of getting Haden to Miami without having an onerous affect on the salary cap.
That might involve any number of options, one of which is signing Haden to a one-year deal for the minimum. The new team would pay that minimum and Cleveland would be required to pay the rest to get Haden to $4 million.
Haden and his agent Drew Rosenhaus are probably aiming higher. They probably want a long-term contract that pays Haden like a top NFL cornerback. Haden was averaging $13.5 million per season on his Cleveland contract.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/s...-salguero/article170178447.html#storylink=cpy
But the Dolphins had no interest in trading for Haden, which would have forced them to not only take on his enormous contract but also give up trade compensation for the 5-11 cornerback.
The Dolphins would like Haden but at some sort of bargain situation. Or perhaps even at some sort of trial situation.
Haden, 28, has $4 million guarantee coming to him from the Cleveland Browns. The Dolphins, as well as other teams, know this. And the team might like to somehow use this as a way of getting Haden to Miami without having an onerous affect on the salary cap.
That might involve any number of options, one of which is signing Haden to a one-year deal for the minimum. The new team would pay that minimum and Cleveland would be required to pay the rest to get Haden to $4 million.
Haden and his agent Drew Rosenhaus are probably aiming higher. They probably want a long-term contract that pays Haden like a top NFL cornerback. Haden was averaging $13.5 million per season on his Cleveland contract.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/s...-salguero/article170178447.html#storylink=cpy
Yessir
Dolfan for Life
Of course we are interested. We're looking at Alterraun Verner as our starting boundary week 1. Maxwell sucks.
hoops
Tua time!
Yessir
Dolfan for Life
He has multiple teams willing to pay him the veterans minimum. Not big money.
Nothing about Haden's tape the last two years screams big money.
There are some corner needy teams out there. He'll get a decent contract on a desperate team. I'd obviously love him over Maxwell, but not happening.