The Darrelle Revis No Longer Holding Out Thread

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  1. MadBacker Prime

    MadBacker Prime THE Dead Rabbit

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    The Darrelle Revis Holdout Thread (REVIS SIGNS!!!!)


    No it's a brand new deal.
     
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    people better not complain about 4 years... 12 hours ago everyone would have been so happy if he signed now he did but it isnt 7 years and people r upset?
     
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    PinPointPenning10 Well-Known Member

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    This whole thing was about guaranteed money, that's what he really wanted all along. And he got it, almost the whole deal is guaranteed.
     
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    How is 4 years $46 better than 10 for $120? Better hire new agents Revis
     
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    tanny conference call on nfl network... i love this man!!!!!
     
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    It sure sounds like the void is on the Jets side. He's not holding out again.
     
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    nope I'm assuming his other contract was ripped up. then revis becomes a FA again in 4 years and could get another big deal.
     
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    They did. Both sides won--the Jets get their best player back on reasonable terms, and Revis is no longer criminally underpaid.
     
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    Another payday when the landscape of the NFL has changed once again.
     
  10. PinPointPenning10

    PinPointPenning10 Well-Known Member

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    It's all about the guaranteed money, which he got. And now he'll be a FA again when he's 29 and still due another huge payday.
     
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    So this is no longer the holdout thread considering the holdouts dead.
     
  12. jetsmets93

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    never mind... it was laconfora not tanny
     
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    I'm guessing the 10/120 paid very little in 2010 season. He wanted money up front and a decent 2010 salary.

    He got the Aso contract with a year added on.
     
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    CatoTheElder 2009 Comeback Poster of the Year

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    Can we lock and burn this now?
     
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    That's a fuck load of guaranteed money but otherwise a good deal for the Jets. I wonder how it's structured, but we should be able to sign Harris now.
     
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    The Darrelle Revis Holdout Thread (REVIS SIGNS!!!!)

    Per Manish

    Revis spent part of holdout in So Fla training with former CB & mentor Ty Law, per source.He's ready to go for Sept 13 opener v Ravens #nfl


    He's ready to go!!
     
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    Cakes Mr. Knowledge 2010

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    It's totally fair. The guaranteed money was the key. $30 to $35 million was the correct range. Below $30 million and Revis and his agents didn't do a good job. Anything over $35 million and I felt that that would mean the Jets and Tannenbaum went too far. $32 million guaranteed is perfect in my opinion.

    I'm looking at a text I sent my Vikings fan friend when the Tim Cowlishaw bullshit started. I wrote, "I don't buy the Cowlishaw story. I dont see the point in revis accepting the jets offer at this time. If he was to cave then do it after Labor Day. I believe he comes back on 9/7."

    So sue me. I was off by a day.
     
  18. CatoTheElder

    CatoTheElder 2009 Comeback Poster of the Year

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    $11.5 million/year with $32 million guaranteed. Shouldn't be too many complaints about that one.
     
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    Awesome side effect of all this? Previously irrational posters now trying to shit on other people and pretend they were on the right side. Amazing.
     
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    Thank God he is back on the team
     
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