56/5yr, 225 gtd. 20 for playoff win, 60 for SB.$49 per 6 yrs, $200 GTD with up to $10 million on incentives per year. Both bulk of contract and guarantees are loaded on year 3 and 4 and we have an easy way out after.
Tua does not have any leverage, the days when players threaten to hold out for the whole year are long gone. Just ask Chris johns, I know QB's are different but all it took is one missed pay check and he is back the following week.I don't think Tua and his agent will take a dime less than 55M per year, 75% of contract guaranteed...IF they believe he'll do even better this year (which I do)...no incentives, and a no-trade clause.
Hope I'm wrong...that's just how I see it going.
I think he gets much more than 50Rumor on NFL radio Lawrence to get possibly $50 mil a year.
We shall see. That is what I heard picking up medicine for my mother in law that Lawrence was looking at about $50 mil a year.I think he gets much more than 50
It would put him at 5-6 top QB pay but I would think any new contract with the salary cap increase would trump the latest signings. Know knows but he'd be a steak at 50 just don't see that happening.We shall see. That is what I heard picking up medicine for my mother in law that Lawrence was looking at about $50 mil a year.
Ya I don't believe he'll hold out...but if he has a better year than 2023, the front office would be kicking themselves in the ass pretty hard. At that point Tua would have ALL the leverage.Tua does not have any leverage, the days when players threaten to hold out for the whole year are long gone. Just ask Chris johns, I know QB's are different but all it took is one missed pay check and he is back the following week.
I don't think that's what Grier will do but if he holds firm, Tua will play this year, he will not hold out.
what does a better year than 2023 look like? win one playoff game? beat the Bills, blowing the division. What are your expectations at 55mil a yearYa I don't believe he'll hold out...but if he has a better year than 2023, the front office would be kicking themselves in the ass pretty hard. At that point Tua would have ALL the leverage.
I guess the team shouldn't have shat all over him his first two years. He joined the agency that gets players PAID.