See ya, Juice.
He's gone! They are playing the same game they played with Stills only someone will overpay for juice. I just have a hard time with the fact that this FO will overpay Kiko Alonso and Andre Branch and immediately extend a guy with legal issues in TJ but won't pay market value (not Landry's fault) for Landry. At least Landry's production would more closely match his production than one cut and beat Kiko and no QB pressure Branch but what do I know. This regime rewards guys who do the right thing but are not good football players. Good luck, seems like a losing recipe to me.
Agree with that. Teams can cut bait. Players can walk. It's when emotions (Landry) get involved that reason leaves the room. A discount to stay in Florida is reasonable, but Landry seems to see 'respect' as the top line
No, they get cut.
And truth is, had Miami approached this extension earlier they would of gotten a discount on a longterm deal.
That ship has sailed.
I dont get the use of bringing Alonso and Branch into this argument... Prior mistakes have nothing to do with how you give out current contracts, if anything, they should encourage you to be more careful going foward...
Echoes what I said in another thread, that it sure seems like the writing was on the wall for Landry when the FO threw money around last year when it didn’t really need to and none of came Landry’s way.
That's a damn lie! You look around the league at players like Kiko, Dez Bryant, Carson Palmer(retired), Oswelier, OV on and on and on and those guys haven't been cut yet. While their productions isn't anywhere near the salieres they are making
To Landry's point, and this is full speculation, if the team you just bust your *** for over 4 seasons at less than 1 million per season is now undershooting your value when other teams on the market are there to give you market value . . . It certainly can be viewed as disrespect.
Where I don't agree with Jarvis is being overly emotional about it in public . . . Take the higher road and let negotiations take place . . . .but its clear after the smear attacks from Armando/the Herald he couldn't keep silent about his name being dragged out there so negatively.
All that said, this really ain't ****. Jarvis holds the cards to get paid and Miami holds the card to keep him a Dolphin.
Roughly 45 more days before the franchise tag deadline, it will be a bumpy ride the whole way.
...and i agree with you, I also believe that the atmosphere was poisoned long ago, I don't think Gase will lose much sleep if he goes.Completely agree with 'VIEWED as disrespect.' [emphasis mine] But there's a difference between viewing something as disrespect and actual disrespect. Landry's agent apparently DIDN'T tell him Miami pointing out negatives is part of negotiations. Apparently Landry doesn't know offering a lower amount isn't disrespect. ANY team he goes to will have a max amount. That's not disrespect, that's business. I hope he stays at a reasonable price or, failing that, gets his payday. But, at the risk of beating a dead horse, I think the atmospere was poisoned long ago.
And if OV doesn't have a good season this year he will miss out on that final 2 years/31 million.
Because Dez has **** for a QB he deserves to be cut and see nothing right?
Contracts only apply for the owners benefit in the NFL.
Meanwhile in baseball that fat overweight pitcher with the 7.25 ERA over the last 2 seasons is still going to see every dime of his money.
Like I said before, players need to get what they can get while the getting is good.