Thomas turned down 8 mil per from denver...3rd highest tight end in football contract and turned it down...heads in the clouds...pass
Also reports are Julius is soft, doesn't really love football just wants to stay healthy and cash in, doesn't play banged up
Can someone help me here....what exactly did Matthews do for this team that warrants him to be a starter for the Fins? All I see is him on everyone's list for 2015. The guy is a bum who can't learn the playbook. There's a reason Thill is constantly yelling at this rubber cone when he's on the field
indys got fleener and dwayne allen almost back to old form again...i don't buy julius thomas there...they need to work on that d and the oline and find a rb
http://www.milehighreport.com/2015/...homas-wants-that-big-pay-day-not-that-diamond
Don't want anything to do with him.
http://nfltraderumors.co/packers-wr...et-9m-per-year-in-next-deal-test-open-market/Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports La Canfora expects Packers WR Randall Cobb to secure a deal that would pay $9 million per year or more on the open market.
La Canfora can’t see how the Packers would put that kind of money on the table for Cobb in order to prevent him from reaching the open market, but he admits “anything is possible.”
Rob Demovsky of ESPN previously reported that Cobb is seeking a contract that would pay him an annual salary of $9 million, which fits with what La Canfora is saying.
Demovsky added that Green Bay is hoping to get a long-term contract in place for their free agent receiver, but this salary would be close to Jordy Nelson‘s four-year, $39 million contract he received from the Packers last year.
The window for teams to apply franchise tags opened today, but Demovsky mentions that there has no indication that Packers GM Ted Thompson would considering going this route in order to retain Cobb.
Albert Breer estimates that the franchise tag for a receiver would cost $12.321 million for the 2015 season.
why would cobb want come to dolphins... after seeing what Wallace went thru. His number will not be same as in greenbay
Rob Demovsky of ESPN has spoken to “several people at the combine with knowledge of how the Packers are operating” who have said that GM Ted Thompson and VP of player finance Russ Ball are focused on re-signing their free agents WR Randall Cobb and RT Bryan Bulaga.
According to Demovsky, everything that isn’t related to Cobb and Bulaga appears to be on hold for the Packers right now, including their other free agents.
http://nfltraderumors.co/packers-reportedly-prioritizing-contracts-for-randall-cobb-bryan-bulaga/Demovsky previously reported that Cobb is seeking a contract that would pay him an annual salary of $9 million, and other reports have said as much.
This salary could leave Cobb in position to secure a deal close Jordy Nelson‘s four-year, $39 million contract he received from the Packers last year.
The window for teams to apply franchise tags opened today, but there has no indication that Green Bay is willing to go this route.