I think FO wanted to see if they got lucky and drafted someone to replace him. If so, they definitely wouldn't offer him anything. If he didn't take the Jets offer that's what they would have done.
But yet many posters here think he should have waited to see if he was going to lose his job to some 22 year old. :rolleyes2:
If he is that threatened by a 22 year old rookie, then its good he didnt resign when he was offered a contract. By Jason's own words, he gambled when he passed on the contract, feeling that he would get a better offer, and he lost that gamble. If he really was "trying to do
everything he could to stay with the team" he should have just signed the contract we offered him. Its that simple.
For the second time in 3 years, JT tried to bluff his way out of a situation...and for the second time in 3 years, we called it. Our FO has been up front with him since day 1, and yet he's been screwing around for awhile now.
Last season,
after the draft, we brought him back because he was buying into what we were doing. This season, we extended a hand, and he didnt buy into the situation, so we left him hanging. Anyway you cut it, its his own damn fault.(Hell, had he not demanded a trade and the bull**** that ensued a few years back, in all likely hood he would still be on the team).
Hopefully next offseason, for the first time in 3 years, we can have no JT drama and he and Favre can write a book together called "Wanting to have the cake and eating it too".