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A reworked deal for Deebo in DC: the Commanders are guaranteeing $17 million of Deebo Samuel’s previously non-guaranteed salary for this season, along with adding another $3 million worth of incentives, per sources. Samuel now will play this season on a one-year deal worth up to $20 million, including $17 million guaranteed. Samuel’s agent Tory Dandy and Commanders GM Adam Peters negotiated the deal.

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5 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

Can't believe this guy doesn't have a gig yet, wonder how much he wants

There's only a few teams out there with enough cap space to sign him. New England has the most the last I checked. I'm guessing he's out of nearly everyone's price range at the moment. I would venture to guess his asking price is very steep. 

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There’s a couple good really good options left on the market. I don’t think it’s financially feasible but Asante Samuel or Justin Simmons would add to the DB room and really strengthen that group immensely.

Any chance we’re still cooking up something with the free agents available?

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