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OCmike wrote:...or Donovan McNabb has an 8x10 glossy of Allen in a gimp suit with a zippered mouth.
There's no other way to explain this:
McNabb signs $78 million extension
And $40 million guaranteed?!
maybe he's got McDaniels lined up to trade for himpoptart wrote:78 million with 40 million guaranteed for 33 yr old DUHnovan McNubb is HILARIOUS.
Yeah, you're the boss, Dan, we get it.
Rat = one and done.
Well since you put i that way...it's still stupid. To put it in perspective, Peyton Manning's cap number for 2010 is $21 million.Screw_Michigan wrote:McNabb has two good years left. If you cut him after two, that's $20 mill per season.
Exactly. I'm not making excuses for the decision, trust me.OCmike wrote:Well since you put i that way...it's still stupid. To put it in perspective, Peyton Manning's cap number for 2010 is $21 million.Screw_Michigan wrote:McNabb has two good years left. If you cut him after two, that's $20 mill per season.
On Monday, ESPN’s Michael Smith reported that McNabb and the Redskins “have agreed to a five year extension, worth 78 million, 40 guaranteed.”
No one believed that McNabb was getting $40 million guaranteed. But since Smith and ESPN wanted to be first to report the news of the extension, they passed along the phony contract numbers on a don’t ask/don’t tell basis.
Now, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that McNabb’s deal includes only $3.5 million in guaranteed money.
So Smith and ESPN were wrong, to the tune of $36.5 million. And now Schefter and ESPN are right.
McNabb can get another $10 million in the form of a 2011 option bonus, if the Redskins opt to pay it. If the team that decided to bench McNabb for Rex Grossman only 15 days ago decides after Week 17 that Donovan isn’t the long-term answer, McNabb will be traded or cut.
Beyond that, McNabb has non-guaranteed base salaries of $2.5 million in 2011, $12.75 million in 2012, $13 million in 2013, $13.75 million in 2014, and $13.55 million in 2015. The total base salaries for No. 5 over five years? $55.55 million.
He can also earn roster bonuses of $250,000 in 2010, $750,000 in 2011, $750,000 in 2012, $1.5 million in 2013, $3 million in 2014, and $2.25 million in 2015 if he’s on the active roster for each game in each year. That’s another $8.5 million. To get to that number, however, McNabb has to not miss a single game due to injury. In five years.
So it’s not a $78 million contract. And it’s not even close to $40 million guaranteed.
3.5 million or 40 million...who really cares? Just a rounding error, right? Solid journalism from Smith (who should be unemployed this morning).Screw_Michigan wrote:Update from PFT: Looks like only $3.5 mil is guaranteed if Skins cut him loose after the season.
You kidding? This is ESPN we are talking about. Who cares if it's sensationalistic bullshit? They got to "break" the story twice. The punishment in Bristol for journalism like that is your own collumn and/or a guest host spot on PTI.mvscal wrote:Solid journalism from Smith (who should be unemployed this morning).
I would consider it punishment to have to appear on a show with Jay Marriotti and Woody Paige.R-Jack wrote:You kidding? This is ESPN we are talking about. Who cares if it's sensationalistic bullshit? They got to "break" the story twice. The punishment in Bristol for journalism like that is your own collumn and/or a guest host spot on PTI.mvscal wrote:Solid journalism from Smith (who should be unemployed this morning).
Redskins-Eagles pregame scuffle only fired up Philadelphia and exposed Washington
...the Redskins topped themselves on Monday night when several of them went out of their way to pick a yelling, shoving match with the Eagles long before kickoff. Eventually both teams were one big scrum on the Eagles' sideline.
By the time the insults, curses and pushes had been broken up by officials, with some Redskins like DeAngelo Hall and Santana Moss still screaming as if they'd driven an enemy off their sacred turf, the Eagles went to their locker room with smoke coming out of their ears.
Like they say in the schoolyard, the Redskins started it, but the Eagles finished it. One play into the second quarter, the Eagles led 35-0.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 00023.html
I saw the fight. They were showing it on the local pre-game show. It was all Landry. DeAngelo came out of the tunnel to help out.R-Jack wrote:Outside of being Jay Cutler's favorite reciever, DeAngelo Hall is utter shit in every aspect of life.
He can't even pick a fight without fucking it up.
Oh, you mean the dumbass who got scorched by an 80 yard bomb on the first play of the game?Screw_Michigan wrote:I saw the fight... It was all Landry.
No kidding, but still not the Lions.Shoalzie wrote:If I didn't know better, I'd think the Skins are trying to overtake the Lions as the worst NFL franchise. If you can't beat 'em, become them.
At least the Lions never had any delusions of relevance.Shoalzie wrote:If I didn't know better, I'd think the Skins are trying to overtake the Lions as the worst NFL franchise. If you can't beat 'em, become them.
mvscal wrote:At least the Lions never had any delusions of relevance.Shoalzie wrote:If I didn't know better, I'd think the Skins are trying to overtake the Lions as the worst NFL franchise. If you can't beat 'em, become them.