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NFL: Texans tag Clowney


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4 minutes ago, countryboi said:

man its going to be tight tight trying to pay both JJ and Clowney 15 mil plus

These are the things that having a starting QB on a rookie contract allows you to do. At some point, teams are going to wise up and realize that you can't pay non-elite QBs $20M+ per season and still build a winning team. The Kirk Cousins of the world getting elite QB pay is a team crippler.

It also wouldn't shock me if the Texans use this to potentially shop him around.

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Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

These are the things that having a starting QB on a rookie contract allows you to do. At some point, teams are going to wise up and realize that you can't pay non-elite QBs $20M+ per season and still build a winning team. The Kirk Cousins of the world getting elite QB pay is a team crippler.

and this is why Khalil Mack was traded and the Bears happily paid him QB money.

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With the Eagles re-signing Brandon Graham, they are looking to trade Michael Bennett. I know a lot of you are not fond of him but he’s a solid DE with an affordable contract. $7.2M and $8M for the next 2 seasons. I think he’d be a great choice for a stop gap.

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