Official 2014 NFL Free Agency Thread (Opinions/Rumors/Reports/Signings)
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F*CK. THAT. I'd be mad as hell if that came to
I would take that rumour with a grain of salt.
triplehate
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Henne getting franchise money 
triplehate
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Sproles the anti-working mans Danny Woodhead got released??? 
Hakeem Nicks isn't coming cheap. Somebody is going to offer him #1 WR money.
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
That would be a mistake by the Bills. Kiko isnt a OLB at all. His strength is letting things develop in front of him, attacking downhill, & playing off his instincts. Also dropping into coverage. Loved Kiko while he was at Oregon, probably one of my favorite Ducks. He just isnt a pass rusher. But a great blitzer. It would just stunt his growth as a ILB. Which he is already top 10 imo.
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Depends in what Schwartz wants to do. I'm thinking they'll have a setup similar to Bowman and Willis
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
That makes sense. Keep him at ILB, pairing him with a thumper like Spikes.
triplehate
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Update: More details of Henne's deal have come out
Per Marvez, Henne's deal can max out at $15 million if he takes 75 percent of the Jaguars offensive snaps and the team makes the playoffs in 2014 and 2015.
It breaks down like this:
2014 base salary ?, $1.5 million signing bonus, $3 million roster bonus:25 percent of snaps: +$250,000
45 percent of snaps: +$500,000
65 percent of snaps: +$1 million
75 percent of snaps and 8 wins: +$1.25 million
75 percent of snaps and 10 wins: +$2 million
75 percent of snaps and playoffs: $2.5 million
2015 base salary of $3.5 million:
65 percent of snaps and 8 wins: +$500,000
65 percent of snaps and 10 wins: +$1 million
65 percent of snaps and playoffs: +$2 million
So, if Chad Henne starts 75 percent of the games in 2014 and 65 percent of the games in 2015 and the Jaguars make the playoffs each season, his deal will increase to $13.5 million, plus the $1.5 million signing bonus for a total of $15 million, roughly, if my math is correct.
Per Marvez, Henne's deal can max out at $15 million if he takes 75 percent of the Jaguars offensive snaps and the team makes the playoffs in 2014 and 2015.
It breaks down like this:
2014 base salary ?, $1.5 million signing bonus, $3 million roster bonus:25 percent of snaps: +$250,000
45 percent of snaps: +$500,000
65 percent of snaps: +$1 million
75 percent of snaps and 8 wins: +$1.25 million
75 percent of snaps and 10 wins: +$2 million
75 percent of snaps and playoffs: $2.5 million
2015 base salary of $3.5 million:
65 percent of snaps and 8 wins: +$500,000
65 percent of snaps and 10 wins: +$1 million
65 percent of snaps and playoffs: +$2 million
So, if Chad Henne starts 75 percent of the games in 2014 and 65 percent of the games in 2015 and the Jaguars make the playoffs each season, his deal will increase to $13.5 million, plus the $1.5 million signing bonus for a total of $15 million, roughly, if my math is correct.
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Then they can have him. But a nice 2yr 12mil deal would be good. He needs to prove he's a 1 first. Colts dont really need a wr, that would be icing if they got one.
Another corner, and a center and this team is a problem. And a safety
Dwayne Allen, Ballard, Reggie Wayne, and the starting guard are all due back from injury
