The Darrelle Revis No Longer Holding Out Thread

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  1. nyjetsrule

    nyjetsrule Active Member

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    how sad will that be to see? If Revis could somehow nearly duplicate what he did last year, he would be on the fast track to the HOF, and quite possibly might be labeled the best that ever was. Everyone would stop comparing guys to Dieon and start saying, oh he might be the closest thing the league has seen to Revis since Revis.

    instead, if he sits out the season, he will end up with a total of 15 million in his pocket, and the story about what could have been.
     
  2. Mambo9

    Mambo9 Well-Known Member

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    How funny would it be if they organized a meeting with Feinsod & Schwarts rapresenting Revis... and Tanny and the Terminator for the Jets :p

    As soon as they meet Conner takes one of them out... and then Tanny starts negotiating with the other one. I bet we could have Revis signed in a day in that scenario :p.
     
  3. JetFanInMD

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    This isn't Sicily.
     
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    Wow! I just read that garbage on the agents website.
     
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    I had to... btw NY is much more dangerous than Sicily...
     
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  6. GeshJet

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    Whichever NFC team offers the best combination of player and picks, taking into account where in the draft the picks are likely to be (how good the team is). I would try not to trade him within the AFC. If a very good trade offer doesn't come in, I'd just hold his rights.

    Even if the Jets let the agents shop a deal themselves, the Jets can always reject a trade, using the agents' own position against them. For example, if the agents find a team willing to give a $160M contract, but only offer a 1st round pick, the Jets can tell the agents that their own position is that Revis is the best defensive player in the league, obviously worth more in a trade than that.
     
  7. GeshJet

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    Jets have his rights forever.
     
  8. DonnieBaseball23

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    Well, we can all thank Al Davis for getting us in this situation...
     
  9. nyjcanada

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    Lito was unreliable at best. He was subject to getting burned quite a bit, which I'm sure Wilson will be this year, and he couldn't tackle. I have higher expectations for Wilson.
     
  10. NYJFan10

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    The good ones almost invariably have franchise QB's - Brees, Manning, Brady, Rivers, even Romo and Eli to a degree. We don't have that, at least yet, that's why we need a dominant defense to be successful.
     
  11. GordonGecko

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    Tony Homo isn't much of a franchise QB, but I digress
     
  12. Jersey Joe 67

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    I say the Jets play fuckin hardball with Mevi$ and call his agent with their absolute final offer and tell that bitch,"either your client signs this or he sits his ass on the couch for the next 3 years watching his career go from All-Pro to has been".
     
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    how different would your life really be if you had 160 million vs 120 million?
     
  14. Br4d

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    The best thing the Jets can do right now is to just stand fast in silence. Pick a standard line to use when dealing with questions about the situation and have that be the only thing that comes out of the organization's lips until a resolution is reached.

    The first few games will tinge the situation somewhat, however unless the failures are on the defensive side of the ball - which is unlikely in a Rex Ryan/Mike Pettine defense - the Jets should just keep moving forward.

    There will come a point at which Revis really has to ask himself exactly what he is gaining out of the holdout, not what the Jets are losing but what he himself is gaining, that point will likely lead to a decision to return to the team and start the clock again.

    If the Jets actually had a miserable season with some of the blame on the defensive side of the ball it would not increase Revis's leverage or make the Jets more inclined to give him what he wants, likely quite the contrary. Right now Revis is angry, I don't think it would be good for his football future for the Jets to join him in that state.
     
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    right on the money, Br4d.
     
  16. The Dark Knight

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    If so, I would never trade him then. Let him ruin his career and sit out. Treat it as if he had a serious injury. I wouldn't let him play anywhere but New York.
     
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    Largely agree.
    I wonder if he was to return, what kind of player we would get, a totally focused one, or one thats distracted with a chip on his shoulder.
    The other thing is that should he NOT get the deal he wants, which is unlikely now, what happens to his agents? Hopefully he fires their a$$es .
     
  18. Glenn Pascullo

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    MEVIS needs to honor his contract and see what the JETS have to offer him. It's a contract plain and simple. FUCKIN MEVIS needs to get that through his head and get good advice from people not trying to retire on this deal. If Tannenbaum and Rex told him he should be the highest paid corner in the league I would be very surprised. That was a mistake. None the less-he can't be the highest paid corner right now. GET TO PRACTICE MEVIS. Maybe Tanny will still be willing to renegotiate your CONTRACT!
     
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    I can't believe how 11k+ posts into this thread 90% of people still don't understand an NFL contract.
     
  20. hornblower

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    Angry

    If Revis is angry it's only because he is being fed agent speak. They don't respect you etc. He will be fine when he gets with his teammates and has a chance to interact with them and the coaches. The agents probably worry that if he leaves the bubble he will get a different perspective.
    Sicily is beautiful. Last time I was there I checked into a hotel and there was a piano player outside my window playing the theme from the Godfather. True story.
     
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