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Giants may offer Peppers a 100 million dollar contract...


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Why would you sign someone until they are 37? Isn't that a little old for a DE especially one which wants to play in coverage? Don't care he is gone but everything about Peppers gives me a headache I can't understand it.

most contracts are like that, especially the big ones. 100 mil over five years is a hell of a lot cheaper for teams than, say, 80 mil over three years. there's no way he'd actually finish out every year of the contract.

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So really, $100M deal over 7 years is $14.28M per year which is close to what we offered him - just not that long.

It's not the length that is the difference maker, it's the gaurentted money and I haven't yet heard what that was that the Panthers were offering. The Hayneworth deal was for only $40million if I am remembering correctly.

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I think that is were Julius should go.

...and just think, when Coughlin is let go, and he will be, the coach to replace him will most like be John Fox. NY has long had an unrequited love affair for their long lost defensive coordinator.

John and Julius, together again....PPPEEERRRRFECT, priceless, in fact.

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I think that is were Julius should go.

...and just think, when Coughlin is let go, and he will be, the coach to replace him will most like be John Fox. NY has long had an unrequited love affair for their long lost defensive coordinator.

John and Julius, together again....PPPEEERRRRFECT, priceless, in fact.

Oh the irony.

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