Trade Revis or pay him a lot?

Discussion in 'New York Jets' started by abyzmul, Jun 14, 2010.

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What do you do with Revis?

  1. Sign Revis for Asomugha money - the market is set.

    20.3%
  2. Pay Revis 14-15 mil for solid guaranteed money.

    65.6%
  3. Trade Revis to the highest bidder.

    14.1%
  1. abyzmul

    abyzmul R.J. MacReady, 21018 Funniest Member Award Winner

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    Since I can't put a poll in someone else's thread, I figured I'd post my own poll and if a mod wants to merge it into an existing Revis thread, no problemo.

    Let's see where TGG stands.
     
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  2. SixFeetDeep

    SixFeetDeep Red Hot Robbie Cano

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    i would pay Revis whatever he wants. i understand the cap implications and the fact CB isnt a priority position, but i refuse to imagine this defense with Revis.
     
  3. IATA

    IATA Trolls

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    I don't want to see Revis go, I just don't want to see him get paid 16-17 million a season, thanks to a fucking horrible contract. He deserves anywhere was 12-14 million, I agree with that, but nothing more.

    I also don't want to see him get traded.
     
  4. The Dark Knight

    The Dark Knight Well-Known Member

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    I want to buy back Revis' 2 years and make him play well for 2 more years. Oh wait, I can't do that. He will not play as hard now and take plays off cause he is a baby.
     
  5. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    If he won't back down from the Aso deal I say buy back the 2 years at $20 MM and look to trade him after this season for 2 1sts in next years draft (as suggested by Br4dw4ysucks). The Aso deal was a retarded one done by a senile old man.

    $12 - $14 MM/ year seems like the right range.
     
  6. MBGreen

    MBGreen Banned

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    I want to see Revis play his entire career here.....and I also believe he deserves a big raise. The idea of trading him is poppycock....especially at this point in his career.

    But, Aso type money is fucking ridonkulous on any level....so Revis needs to taper down his expectations a smidge.....and I believe he will.

    the 12-14 million dollar range being tossed around here is reasonable, IMO as well.
     
  7. SixFeetDeep

    SixFeetDeep Red Hot Robbie Cano

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    revis is not that type of player. he is arguably the hardest working player on our team.
     
  8. AlioTheFool

    AlioTheFool Spiveymaniac

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    $12-14M sounds about right to me as well.
     
  9. TonyM2015

    TonyM2015 New Member

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    Completley agree with this. Look im not going to bad mouth revis, but 15 million or plus a year for a cornerback is just plain retarded. I see mangold, harris, and brick as more important pieces to keep.
     
  10. flajetfanson

    flajetfanson New Member

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    Pay hom plain and simple. revis can be generational player. One of if not the GOAT. You do no trade those types of players. You keep him and pay him. How many people play corner back-64 starters in the NFL? You have ASo and him those are players that change the game at thier position.
     
  11. Gunther

    Gunther Member

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    The idea of two first rd picks doesn't sound too bad either. I want Revis here, but I don't know....
     
  12. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    Aso hasn't helped the raiders win shit.
     
  13. JetBlue

    JetBlue Well-Known Member

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    what kind of message will it send to current players or future players that the Jets won't pay even the best players in the league top money if they can't reach a deal and trade him? the goodwill of Rex Ryan certainly wouldn't be able to overcome that.

    the Jets have no choice, they have to pay him. long term it is there only option.
     
  14. SixFeetDeep

    SixFeetDeep Red Hot Robbie Cano

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    its not like the other 50 players and coach and front office and owner are holding him back.
     
  15. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    One of the MANY reasons he isn't surrounded my more quality players is that his contract is stupid.
     
  16. bojanglesman

    bojanglesman Active Member

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    Today's pussy move was not exactly indicative of this.
     
  17. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    That's a good point, but you can circumvent some of that negativity by locking up the other 3 in the mean time. At least Mangold and Harris as Brick is already well compensated.

    If he won't back down from the retarded bar Al Davis set, I doubt he remains a Jet for long. The Jets have done a good job at protecting themselves here.
     
  18. JetBlue

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    probably, but then the Jets better get started on those guys new deals soon.
     
  19. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    My guess is that they really want to get Revis signed to a reasonable deal but not Aso money and they're going to do everything they can to make that happen. Without knowing the results of the Revis deal on top of not knowing wtf the CBA/cap situation will be it's very difficult to approach all those guys.
     
  20. dthomas53

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    "Pay Revis 14-15 mil for solid guaranteed money." ...

    ...is the obvious choice. The questions is, will Revis accept it? I'm thinking he won't.
     

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