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Mr. Scot

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A.  Love the Honey Badger more so than the idea

B. BUT...

People do realize the Honey Badger makes like 14 million a year, right? And if he's cut, we're going to win a bidding war for a guy who is 25, and already making 14 a year?  Yeahhhhh about that.  We better get tricky with the contract.

 

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4 minutes ago, CarolinaNCSU said:

A.  Love the Honey Badger idea.

B. BUT...

People do realize the Honey Badger makes like 14 million a year, right? And if he's cut, we're going to win a bidding war for a guy who is 25, and already making 14 a year?  Yeahhhhh about that.  We better get tricky with the contract.

 

...and throw in a fair amount of injury protections or performance incentives.

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According to SNY's Ralph Vacchiano, there is "rampant speculation around the league" that free agent Kirk Cousins is "destined" to sign with the Vikings.

Vacchiano isn't a Vikings reporter, but he is covering the league currently at the NFL Combine. We've separately heard whispers Minnesota is Cousins' likeliest destination, but the Jets and Broncos will also make a strong push. It sounds like folks gathering in Indianapolis are whispering more loudly that Cousins-to-Minnesota is a probable match. Free agency will begin on Friday, March 16.

 

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And yeah, this could get interesting...

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NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reports Odell Beckham has told people close to him he is targeting over $20 million per year on a new deal.

Beckham is signed for one more year at $8.5 million, so contract extension talks have already begun. "He's in the twenties (million per year)," said Garafolo regarding Beckham's asking price in annual average. "He wants to be in the low twenties." The "low twenties" is lower-end franchise quarterback money. Antonio Brown is presently the NFL's highest-paid receiver at $17 million per year.
 
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1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

And yeah, this could get interesting...

 

Odell is really good and he can be a difference maker at times, but he doesn't rate franchise QB money in my book.

20 million might not go as far as it used to back in the day, but I bet you can still use that amount to address several areas of need on that NYG's team.

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1 minute ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Odell is really good and he can be a difference maker at times, but he doesn't rate franchise QB money in my book.

20 million might not go as far as it used to back in the day, but I bet you can still use that amount to address several areas of need on that NYG's team.

I couldn't see paying him more than Antonio Brown, especially not if he doesn't get his antics under control.

We'll see what happens.

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