4-Year $134M Extension with OVER $100M in guarantees!
Wow.
4-Year $134M Extension with OVER $100M in guarantees!
Wow.
Originally Posted by Dwinsgames
Most talented QB ever. Deserves every penny.
1. Graham Barton, C, Duke 2. Ricky Pearsall, WR, Florida 3. Maason Smith, DT, LSU 3. Max Melton, CB, Rutgers 4. Blake Fisher, OT, Notre Dame 6. Tommy Eichenberg, ILB, Ohio State 6. MJ Devonshire, CB, Pittsburgh
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That's a lot of cheese. Add a few bucks for all of the commercials too.
All Defense!
Now Rodgers can rescue them from the fire whenever they fuck up.
Rodgers is the single entity keeping Green Bay relevant and Mike McCarthy in a job. They're totally forgettable without him. Deserves every single dollar of that contract.
Smart of Green Bay. Look at all the SBs he's won so far.
Aaron Rogers: 33 million a year: 1 Ring
Tom Brady: 15 million a year: 5 Rings
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The fact that Brady is making so little continues to fuel my speculation that he is getting money under the table from Kraft. I would love to do a forensic accounting audit on Mr. Kraft.
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Big $$$ but apparently not a huge increase over what Matt Ryan received over the length of what is now a six year deal that presumably keeps Rodgers with the Packers for his career. Works for the Packers as long as Rodgers can be productive for 5 or 6 more seasons
Rodgers’ contract, which while huge, in reality makes him the league’s highest-paid player only incrementally.One of the big numbers you’ve seen is his $33.5 million average in new money ($134 million for the four years added to his contract). That’s an impressive $3.5 million more than the previous record-holder for new-money average, Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan.
But this new-money stuff is bogus. What matters to the Packers is the true value — that is, how much money the player will make over the length of the entire deal. Rodgers’ true average is $29.2 million ($176 million over six years).
While he also set a record by that measure, that’s only by $1 million more than Ryan, who’s also No. 2 there. Rodgers will make an enormous amount of money, but he didn’t blow past the field. (What made the deal worth it for him? $80 million over the next 6½ months. That really does blow everyone else away.)
As an agent I texted with Wednesday put it, “I think (the Packers) made out huge. A six-year deal!”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ck/1150080002/
You can afford to leave some $$$ on the table when you are the second income in your marriage.
Gisele Bundchen enjoyed 15 years as the world’s highest-earning model.... This year, the Brazilian supermodel took in $17.5 million — about 43% less than her 2016 income of $30.5 million.
http://time.com/money/5033357/kendal...sele-bundchen/
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Well, that is one of my suspicions, Kraft has money flowing to Marcia through Giselle.
You can afford to leave some $$$ on the table when you are the second income in your marriage.
Gisele Bundchen enjoyed 15 years as the world’s highest-earning model.... This year, the Brazilian supermodel took in $17.5 million — about 43% less than her 2016 income of $30.5 million.
http://time.com/money/5033357/kendal...sele-bundchen/
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Giselle is as HOF worthy in her field as Brady is in his - to say it is highly doubtful Kraft has been laundering $$$ to her husband through her modeling gigs since they got together is an understatement
Bündchen's net worth is a whopping $360 million while Brady's sits comfortably at $180 million
https://www.elitedaily.com/p/what-is...mazing-8011400
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We have all seen how competitive Marcia is during games. How shit faced he gets when somebody screws up. How far he is willing to go to win. But when it comes to getting paid, he is suddenly easy going? He is willing to take a pay cut so that the Pats* can load up their roster and not be bugged about making 1/2 of the money most QBs are getting now?
I don't know, I smell a rat in Beantown.
Giselle would only be one avenue to use to "launder" money.
I always figured that Brady has a handshake promise from Kraft for something after his playing career. A front office role or perhaps an ownership stake.
Rodgers deal is decent for both sides.
What? Laidback Tommy boy?
I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if that quack Guerrero is amping him up with PEDs...
Nice job of derailing a thread.
I personally like Rodgers and not to surprised by the pack giving him some love.
I guess if you prefer the individual over team. The Green Bay Aaron Rodgers.
They’ll be just fine with paying Rodgers that money...it’s not like the strapped themselves into cap-he’ll by overpaying LaMar Woodley or something like that...lol
Aaron Rogers is a great QB, but they're going nowhere. So I guess it's better to watch them go nowhere with Aaron Rogers then nowhere without him.
Pretty much close to the same odds that the Steelers have to win the Super Bowl. So with those odds, it doesn’t hurt to have Rodgers on that team.
Despite what the oddsmakers say, I wouldn't put your money on Green Bay if I were you.
Odds as of August 20 at Bovada
Team Odds New England Patriots +700 Los Angeles Rams +850 Pittsburgh Steelers +1000 Philadelphia Eagles +1000 Green Bay Packers +1200 Minnesota Vikings +1200 New Orleans Saints +1600 Los Angeles Chargers +1800 Houston Texans +2000 Atlanta Falcons +2000 Jacksonville Jaguars +2000 San Francisco 49ers +2200 Dallas Cowboys +2600 Oakland Raiders +2800 Kansas City Chiefs +3300 Baltimore Ravens +4000 Carolina Panthers +4000 Denver Broncos +4500 Tennessee Titans +4500 New York Giants +5000 Seattle Seahawks +5500 Detroit Lions +6500 Washington Redskins +7500 Cleveland Browns +7500 Indianapolis Colts +8000 Chicago Bears +8000 Tampa Bay Buccaneers +9000 Cincinnati Bengals +9000 Buffalo Bills +15000 Arizona Cardinals +15000 Miami Dolphins +15000 New York Jets +15000
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