Vick is the backup. Jets will do everything to downplay the competition. This is the Jets way of motivating Geno and telling Roc Nation that they can wait for the big contract.
A while back when I was a mostly broke body shop manager, I went cheap with auto insurance and found out the hard way that accidents weren't covered unless you were rear ended on the right side of your car on a Tuesday when it was hailing. Insurance is kind of subjective.
Speaking of broke, does anyone know how many millions are left for Idzik to play with? Do we have 14 or more?
At this point, looks like they are going to sign their draft picks and roll this money over for next season... I am down with that.
Yea but I am guessing any moves going forward are not going to have a big impact financially .. I can't see anybody really worth while being released at this point.. But ya never know.
I'm more than fine with rolling out the roster we have now give or take a few plug-and-play players here and there. Carrying that money over into next year is the total opposite of the Tannenbaum move. We can negotiate a new deal for Mo without having to cut anyone of significance.
My guess is they would be less expensive but every once in a while a shocking cut happens so you never know. we are in a great spot though.
Seahawks WR Sidney Rice says on @710ESPNSeattle he got offered more money by Jets but wanted to stay in Seattle.
That doesn't change..Rice gets 1M with another 400K in bonuses if he is around for them..pocket change would have been more than that.
Don't know this guy or if this has been posted: Kurt Coleman says he turned down better deals to sign with Vikings Posted by Michael David Smith on April 22, 2014, 7:00 PM EDT Kurt Coleman thought Minnesota was the best place for him, even if the Vikings’ offer wasn’t the best one he received in free agency. Coleman, a safety who signed with the Vikings last week, accepted a deal in Minnesota that pays a salary this year of $900,000, with nothing guaranteed. Coleman said both the Colts and the Jets offered him some guaranteed money, and that he got one offer with a higher base salary as well. Read more: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ces-30-players-will-attend-the-draft/related/
Never buy insurance from a company based in Plano, Texas. I bought a cheap disability policy about 30 years ago that had a very short main clause that basically promised to pay me $50k a year if I was ever permanently disabled. It was like $7 a month and I thought, what the hell why not. They sent me a rider to that policy every month and it got a little bit longer every month. About a year in I got one that had shifted the terms to only covering disabilities in which I lost one hand and one foot and they had to be on opposite sides. The rider was 11 pages long at that point and the clause about the opposite sides was on page 11. It's not really funny but Plano Texas has become synonymous with con games to me in the same way Tuxedo NY was forever linked with speed traps. One bad company can make everybody in town look really bad.
Ian Rapoport@RapSheet 26m Not only is TE Dustin Keller visiting the #Patriots, but source tells me the physical on his knee went very well.
free agency is in getting guys to help the team THIS year---its what Parcells called them "hold the fort guys" jets had cap money to sign more than the 6 guys they did Breno-decker-vick-cj-jacoby ford and Patterson---George allen in the 70s made wash instant winners with the over the hill gang----got vets to do the job the draft builds for the future---milliner was so so most of the year then seemed to catch on---dimitrio davis drafted in 2012 seemed to catch on last year coples and hill are still trying Richardson was droy ----cant count on jet rookies to be that good right away----the scouting is poor I wanted drc to be signed ---would have straightened out our weakest position------cant count on the few good corners to be there at 18-----and if idzik trades up we loose the guy or guys we had to give up
