Jags Fournette challenges void of guaranteed money

[AtlantaDan]

Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette has filed with the NFL a challenge to the team's decision to void the guaranteed money in the final two years of his contract, a league source confirmed.

An arbitrator will rule at a later date whether the Jaguars are able to withhold the $7.1 million in guaranteed money ($2.93 million in 2019 and $4.17 million in 2020) as punishment for Fournette's NFL suspension.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2...aranteed-money

Hardball move by the Jags

Considering their abysmal record after being a trendy Super Bowl pick, Ramsey acting out, and Fournette's problems the 2018 Jags were a bigger grease fire than the 2018 Steelers. But the Steelers have a nationwide following while the Jags are a NFL backwater so reports of Steelers drama is what draws the page clicks

[Mojouw]

Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette has filed with the NFL a challenge to the team's decision to void the guaranteed money in the final two years of his contract, a league source confirmed.

An arbitrator will rule at a later date whether the Jaguars are able to withhold the $7.1 million in guaranteed money ($2.93 million in 2019 and $4.17 million in 2020) as punishment for Fournette's NFL suspension.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2...aranteed-money

Hardball move by the Jags

Considering their abysmal record, Ramsey acting out, and Fournette's problems the 2018 Jags were a bigger grease fire than the 2018 Steelers. But the Steelers have a nationwide following while the Jags are a NFL backwater so reports of Steelers drama is what draws the page clicks

Odd how that works. Also if you want to talk about bad coaching staffs...let's talk 2018 Jaguars!

All that talent on defense and all those lost games. The most predictable and unwatchable offense this side of Buffalo or Arizona. They also paid Bortles $19 million and Moncrief $9 million. Anyone want to bet me that if that $9 million on Donte Moncrief was spent on Teddy Bridgewater that the Jags would still be playing right now?

Now you are going to go after your franchise cornerstone's cash because old man Coughlin doesn't like how he sits on the bench and thinks he milks injuries? That's gonna go over well.

[st33lersguy]

The Jacksonville Jaguars, quite possibly a bigger train wreck than even the Pittsburgh Steelers

[BnG_Hevn]

Maybe the Steelers can get him, ala Bettis

[Born2Steel]

The Jacksonville Jaguars, quite possibly a bigger train wreck than even the Pittsburgh Steelers

Possibly? I think both fan bases had the same expectations. At least the Steelers still had hope all the way to the end. Jags fans gave up in October.

[86WARD]

Wasn’t there just an interview where Fournette and the Jags made nice and all was good?