NFL signings around the league.

You use the Jags as an example of good business decision-making? We're talking common business practices, not rare, extremely dumb ones

 

how about kirk cousins with the vikings? how about glennon when he went to the bears (pre trubisky)? how about case keenum when he went to the broncos?

just stop... they do exist... you are making yourself look stupid.

im sure youll have some idiotic reason why those dont count though.

 

im pretty sure every contract that Jeff George ever signed was a "prove it" deal

 

Cousins was exactly what I referred to- big guaranteed money. A top dollar deal isn't a "prove-it" deal. The other two were contracts offered by teams with no QB whatsoever, and signed what they could in FA. Which was nothing. Not even they expected Keenum or Glennon to be their QB 4 years from the time that the contract was signed

 

"Here's $30M for 3 years. Now prove to us that you are worth committing to a $30M/year contract!"

Right...

 

Please show us a QBs who takes a prove it deal.

 

Kirk Cousin's fully guaranteed 3 year max contract is apparently a prove-it deal. And Wentz' 4 year , not fully-guaranteed deal is a long term contract. Lol

 

if they believed in him, wouldnt he have gotten more than 3 years? 3 years is not long-term. same reason the skins didnt give him a mega deal, they needed more proof.

im sure theyll be happy to extend him when it's over, if he proves/earns it.

 

I get the vibe that some feel Mariota is a shoe in for a new deal regardless of his play this year. I wouldn’t be so sure about that.