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Possible Surprise FA?


L-TownCat

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We noted on Thursday that the Bills and receiver Stevie Johnson have exchanged contract proposals. But that may not have been the sign of progress that it initially appeared to be.

The Associated Press quotes an unnamed person familiar with the contract talks as saying that the two sides are “far apart.” They’re scheduled to talk at the Scouting Combine, but if they’re far apart now, there may not be enough time to get a deal done before the start of free agency on March 13.

That raises the question of whether the Bills would put the franchise tag on Johnson. The report says Johnson doesn’t expect the Bills to use the franchise tag, but then again Johnson may not know what the Bills’ plans are in that regard.

The franchise tender for wide receivers will be about $9.6 million for the 2012 season.

Anyone intrested in a playmaking WR with a checkered past?

He would maybe love an opportunity to play in a warmer area with Cam tossing deep passes at him rather than Fitzpatrick in the arctic circle.

I coud see us giving him close to the money hes looking for. :cam:

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