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Bryce signs his deal


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7 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Hopefully Bryce will be great and get his money on his second contract.  

I think after that Jamarcus Russell disaster and Sam Bradford rookie contract ….NFL was pretty damn smart to make a wage scale. NBA does it. 
 

 

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2 hours ago, USDepartmentOfSavagery said:

that fifth year team option too tho

5th year option won't matter with Bryce.

He's not going to be like a Daniel Jones who struggles to pick up the game and they need the 5th year to evaluate.

Bryce is either going to be a smashing success and will sign an extension long before then or he's going to have injury issues and we'll be looking to replace him by then.

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4 hours ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

The rookie wage scale and fifth year option is one of the few recent developments in the NFL that is actually pretty good and makes the game better imo.  High picks get their guaranteed money while the teams that drafted them aren't hamstrung with Sam Bradford type rookie deals.

Sam Bradford wasn't even that bad, he just couldn't stay healthy.

  It's the lazy ass Jamarcus Russell types you have to avoid.

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