Long Term Deal for Henry?

Ive been thinking 26 is his floor

 

Tannehill had never graded above 80.4 in a season, generally hovering in the high 60s or low 70s (2018 was an outlier as well as he graded at a miserable 45.3

It's difficult to see Tannehill settling in as a 90-plus graded quarterback after seven years of mediocrity.

By Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo
Feb 17, 2020

 

So you will tag him at 27 mill...but said earlier 25 mill tops. What is it?

 

25 million a year for more than just 1 year.
27 million tag for 1 prove it full year.

 

but 1st I would look at other possibilities.

 

What is the going rate to hand a football off to a running back named DH ?

 

who other than Brady would you have more confidence than Tanny?

 

MM did it a lot...and you have seen the results. DH needs a good QB to really thrive.

 

Tag Tannehill, he needs to prove he's worth a long term deal at 27-30 a year
Sign Henry to a 4 year 58-60 million deal

 

I don’t get the “prove deal” for THill.

let’s say he plays lights out, you’ve only made him more expensive next year.

What’s the bench mark to “prove it”?
My guess is it’ll be some ridiculous numbers and we’ll be in the exact same conversation next year.

he should be signed and even if he plays marginally, the team is built to play well still.
I’ve no issues with a QB getting close to top tier money, on the gamble he can repeat, and him only produce 3000-3500 yards, 23+ TD and limit TO to around 10-12 or less.
That’s not a loss in my eyes. The offense goes through Henry and for the money, THill should be able to produce at least that for his entire contract barring injury.


Edit: also my bad, didn’t catch this is the Henry thread not 1 of the plenty QB threads.