franchise tag window opens tomorrow

[Dwinsgames]

2 weeks tag em or potentially lose em .... we wont be seeing any action in that department I don't believe

[steelreserve]

I wish we could tag Woodley and lower his cost to $9M from $14M.

Or for that matter, tag Heath and get his number to $6M instead of $10M, or Troy and get him down to $7M instead of $10M.

... ugh. We really messed this up bad, didn't we.

[Dwinsgames]

I wish we could tag Woodley and lower his cost to $9M from $14M.

Or for that matter, tag Heath and get his number to $6M instead of $10M, or Troy and get him down to $7M instead of $10M.

... ugh. THEY really messed this up bad, didn't THEY.

fixed it

[Psycho Ward 86]

You know the restructuring has been bad when the salary on some of our players could have been LOWERED with the franchise tag

[Steeltreal]

Look at it this way, most teams will need to find strategies with the New Rookie pay scale, Timmons and Woodley earned extensions, just leave it at that

[86WARD]

Colbert's history with Free Agency for the most part is neither exciting not productive...

[steelreserve]

You know the restructuring has been bad when the salary on some of our players could have been LOWERED with the franchise tag

In Woodley's case, I think even WITHOUT any restructuring, the cost of using the franchise tag every year would've been less than the total deal we gave him. THAT'S a bad contract.



And now, in honor of my 4,000th post, here's a handy art lesson. Enjoy!


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[oneforthetoe]

If we had more cap space I'd consider using it on Jason Worilds. Granted it would be expensive but it would give us a year to see if he is the real deal or not. Of course it is a moot point "cause we don't got none" cap space.