Hartline willing to accept 3-year deal worth around $6 million/year, or maybe less

[SCLSU Mud Dogs]

[h=5]The Phinstones
[/h][h=5]The Miami Herald suggests free agent Brian Hartline would be willing to accept a three-year deal averaging $6 million annually, or "maybe less." Three years would take Hartline through his age-29 season, allowing him to reenter the free agent market at 30. It'd make sense for the player. $6 million annually is also a reasonable cost for a receiver lacking a high ceiling, but possessing a solid "floor." The Dolphins are more than capable of paying it. Daniel[/h]


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Via The Phinstones Facebook page.

 

[jlfin]

I like Hartline, but 4.5-5 per yr is more palatable.

 

[Geforce]

I'm sure Hartline would accept a deal worth around $6 million per year. Problem is...I don't think he'll get that from Miami or should he.

 

[ckparrothead]

How about we link the actual Miami Herald article instead of some facebook page call the Finstones.

 

[Danny68]

I'm willing to accept it too! Problem is they are not offering it to me

 

[Kdawg954]

I think I would come around at 3 years and 16.5 million. . . But Id prefer 3 years and 13.5 million.

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[SQuinn17]

Not a penny more that 4.5 mil/yr. Can't give big money to WR's who don't score TD's.

 

[ciscoholgate]

Ideally I. Would like the Phins to get Hartline at about $5 million per season, but $6 isn't out of the question.

 

[SCLSU Mud Dogs]

How about we link the actual Miami Herald article instead of some facebook page call the Finstones.

http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolp...anywhere-the-miami-franchise-tag-belongs.html

...you can get him right now for $18 million over three years and maybe less

Brian Hartline - WR - DolphinsThe Miami Herald suggests free agent Brian Hartline would be willing to accept a three-year deal averaging $6 million annually, or "maybe less."

Three years would take Hartline through his age-29 season, allowing him to reenter the free agent market at 30. It'd make sense for the player. $6 million annually is also a reasonable cost for a receiver lacking a high ceiling, but possessing a solid "floor." The Dolphins are more than capable of paying it.

 

[ckparrothead]

Sounds like Armando is just winging it.

 

[LandShark13]

Rather give him a 5 year deal that's black loaded so the first 3 years average in the 4.5 ish range.

 

[TheWalrus]

How about we link the actual Miami Herald article instead of some facebook page call the Finstones.

Because the Miami Herald doesn't have a theme song I can hum, obv. :idk:

 

[Robby]

What kind of money do other good #2s make?

 

[DuderinoN703]

What kind of money do other good #2s make?

Problem is he's a 2 or 3 that was the #1 WR for the Dolphins so we're not really even sure what position rank he should be.

 

[slickrickpuppy]

Too much money for a good wr ..