Where's Kendall?

is he holding out today?

 

With it looking more and more likely that Kenny doesn't play to start the season, I can see Kendall having a lot of leverage to get a deal done in his favor.

 

What he's asking for looks pretty reasonable. If he pans out we win out towards the end of the contract (unless he again holds out to re-structure). We've got money to spend so I'm not worried about this getting worked out.

Another thing I just thought about, is that if Britt does stay healthy this season and out of trouble (if), then his 2nd contract would come at a discount because of his off-the field issues.

 

Weeden/Brown's getting close. Shouldn't be too long after that we see Mr. Wright.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/8194231/cleveland-browns-close-deal-qb-brandon-weeden-sources-say

 

True but he'll also probably wanna play somewhere else. For the Giants or Jets if I was guessing.

 

at this point we'll probably let him walk.... not only has he not been able to stay healthy, but he's been in so much trouble as well...

 

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ight-still-unsigned-as-titans-rookies-report/

Says that Matt and Jake are reporting today with the rookies. We need to get him signed so he will have time to get some work in with those two, especially since he already missed some time in mini camp.

 

[float][/float] The rookie salary structure in the new Collective Bargaining Agreement has eliminated the lengthy contract negotiations that used to result in first-round draft picks routinely missing some or even all of training camp. But that doesn’t mean every rookie will report to camp on time.

Titans first-round draft pick Kendall Wright, a wide receiver selected 20th overall from Baylor, remains unsigned today as the Titans’ rookies report to training camp, and the Tennessean reports that the Titans aren’t expecting to get Wright’s contract done today.

Although the CBA dictates that Wright’s contract will be in the range of a four-year, $8.2 million deal, the two sides may continue to haggle over how much of that money is fully guaranteed.

Every day Wright misses of camp is a day when he’ll be missing out on time to learn the offense and work with quarterbacks Matt Hasselbeck and Jake Locker, who are reporting early along with the rookies. Wright is expected to start for the Titans, and with No. 1 receiver Kenny Britt recovering from a knee injury and possibly facing a suspension after his recent drunk driving arrest, the Titans want Wright to be ready to go from Day One. For that to happen, he needs to sign soon.


Source: Pro Football Talk

 

His actions haven't yet hurt the team in any way, so I don't think the off the field issues carry as much weight as you might think.

Because of the insufficiency in federal courts, the incident he's now dealing with may not get figured out until after the season. He may actually luck out in 2012. He just needs to get healthy first.