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Marcus Peters new contract and what it means for Bradberry


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5 minutes ago, SetfreexX said:

Divide the years by the guaranteed. Not the total, Shaq's money, his guaranteed money is respectable. 

Shaq played great beginning of the season. Just like Luke. Both of them were top 5 in tackles. The DL sucked and they couldn’t help that. Shaq deserves that contract. Someone else was going to give him that or even more. I rather keep Shaq than Bradberry. I’m not paying 12m for a corner who doesn’t make enough game changing plays. 

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I think we're all saying the same things. My point is for those who were saying Bradberry is going to get $14 million per year, the Peters contract makes that highly unlikely, although I won't make any assumptions with Hurney at the helm.

But you also have to keep in mind that Peters' contract is heavily guaranteed. For comparison, Shaq's contract is only half a million less per year but has a full $4 million less in guarantees despite being a year longer. With that being said, I think Shaq's contract is a good ceiling for the Bradberry contract and would give us an extra year of Bradberry's prime as the salary cap continues to rise. It'd be great if we could get him for closer to $10-12 million but I think we have to be prepared to pay a tad more to keep him out of free agency. I wouldn't be so keen to move on knowing for now we've only got Donte Jackson signed for next year. 

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5 hours ago, KDawg004 said:

Bradberry is severely overrated. But he is still a solid CB. I think he’s a great #2. We need to find a #1 CB and move Donte into the slot. Not a fan of Shaq’s contract so I hope we don’t overpay for Bradberry. I would imagine the scheme the new staff implements heavily influences whether Bradberry will be back or not.

Do you know what overrated means? He's never in the conversation of CBs. He's just average. He's been good then bad. He's not consistent. 

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16 hours ago, bobowilson said:

This is a weird comparison

Marcus Peters PFF grade - 84 (elite)

James Bradberry PFF grade - 59 (below average)

Marcus Peters has made multiple Pro Bowls, James Bradberry has never sniffed one or even been in consideration

Why are we comparing a corner who performs below average for NFL starters to a multiple time Pro Bowler?

Panther fans are delusional about no player more than James Bradberry;  we should be looking at the contracts of depth corners as a comparison, not elite ones.

 

things will progress in typical Hernia fashion...bruhs we know whats comin...

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